Film Reviews

7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/06/2025. 778 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Macadam Stories by Samuel Benchetrit

18/05/2015

CANNES 2015: Having grown up in French housing projects, Samuel Benchetrit provides a different perspective on this setting and a new take on his comic formula  

Asphalte

Asphalte

The Macaluso Sisters by Emma Dante

10/09/2020

VENICE 2020: In retracing the entire lives of five sisters in Palermo, Emma Dante tugs at the viewer’s heartstrings and treats us to some wonderful visual solutions  

Le sorelle Macaluso

Le sorelle Macaluso

Macbeth by Justin Kurzel

24/05/2015

CANNES 2015: The Cannes Film Festival wraps up its competition with a film by Justin Kurzel that is certainly theatrical, but is also a big blockbuster  

Macbeth

Macbeth

Macondo by Sudabeh Mortezai

15/02/2014

Sudabeh Mortezai explores a poor but colourful neighbourhood in Vienna, inhabited by seekers of political asylum  

Macondo

Macondo

Madame by Stéphane Riethauser

09/04/2019

Swiss director Stéphane Riethauser presents a moving documentary which gives voice to things unsaid  

Madame

Madame

Madame Claude by Sylvie Verheyde

02/04/2021

Following call-girls, thugs, secret services and the fortunes of an ambitious woman, Sylvie Verheyde’s film exposes the underside of the myth surrounding "the Lady Pimp of the Republic"  

Madame Claude

Madame Claude

Madame Courage by Merzak Allouache

20/11/2015

Veteran Algerian director Merzak Allouache exposes the struggles of an alienated thief eking out an existence in a dark world  

Madame Courage

Madame Courage

Madame Ida by Jacob Møller

03/12/2024

Danish director Jacob Møller’s first feature tells a female-focused story set in the past but resonating with the present, which is sadly lacking in nuance, despite brilliant performances by the cast  

Madame Ida

Madame Ida

Madame Luna by Daniel Espinosa

17/07/2024

Based on real events, the story of an Eritrean female human trafficker is at the heart of this penetrating drama about immigration, which signals Daniel Espinosa’s return to Europe  

Madame Luna

Madame Luna

Maddened by his Absence by Sandrine Bonnaire

23/05/2012

In her first fiction film, actress Sandrine Bonnaire directs William Hurt as a father maddened by his child’s death and unable to accept that he is no longer someone’s father.  

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