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7849 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/06/2025. 783 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Magic Mountain by Anca Damian
06/07/2015
KARLOVY VARY 2015: Anca Damian’s animation is competing for the Crystal Globe at the KVIFF  
The Magic Mountain
Magical Girl by Carlos Vermut
22/09/2014
In competition at San Sebastián following its premiere in Toronto, Carlos Vermut’s film is an invigorating tragicomedy involving overlapping stories that end in misfortune  
Magical Girl
Magical Nights by Paolo Virzì
29/10/2018
Paolo Virzì closes the 13th edition of Rome Film Fest with a humorous and daring tribute to the golden years of Italian cinema  
Notti magiche
Magnesia by Maciej Bochniak
16/10/2020
Premiering at the Warsaw Film Festival, Maciej Bochniak's attempt to make a western inspired by both the spaghetti western and Tarantino’s take on the genre is only half successful  
Magnezja
The Magnet Man by Gust Van den Berghe
17/11/2023
Gust Van den Berghe’s latest feature is a melancholic fairytale paying homage to circus and cinema  
De magneet man
Magnetic Beats by Vincent Maël Cardona
10/07/2021
CANNES 2021: A creative mix of genres, set at the time of independent radio stations, Vincent Maël Cardona’s first feature depicts the youthful passion of two united but highly dissimilar brothers  
Les Magnétiques
Magnetic Fields by Yorgos Goussis
17/11/2021
Comic-book artist and debuting filmmaker Yorgos Goussis surveils the quite magnetic attraction between two eccentric strangers, as they cross paths on a mountainous Greek island  
Magnitiká pedía
The Magnetic Tree by Isabel Ayguavives
30/07/2014
Isabel Ayguavives’ feature debut is a slow-burning family portrait with underlying emotions hidden deep down, and the burden of the past conditioning its characters  
El árbol magnético
A Magnificent Haunting by Ferzan Ozpetek
12/03/2012
Director Ferzan Ozpetek’s gay ghost story is a tribute to cinema and to the sublime art of acting. But it also underlines the importance of memory in a game of mirrors between past and present  
Magnus by Benjamin Ree
19/04/2016
Telling the story of an introverted child from Norway who fulfils his ambition to become the best chess player in the world, Benjamin Ree’s documentary premiered last week at Tribeca  
Magnus

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