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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Sundown by Michel Franco
05/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Michel Franco returns to the Lido with a seventh feature that feels more like an unfinished sketch  
Sundown
Sune vs. Sune by Jon Holmberg
10/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Jon Holmberg's directorial debut is a light-hearted comedy, not dazzling in originality, but full of funny moments, and very well received by the younger audience  
Sune vs. Sune
Sunflowers by Catrinel Marlon
05/12/2023
Catrinel Marlon makes her directorial debut with a love story between two young women in a psychiatric hospital in the Sixties, a movie sadly overwhelmed by conventional sentimentalism  
Girasoli
Sunless Shadows by Mehrdad Oskouei
21/11/2019
Mehrdad Oskouei’s feature-length documentary set in a juvenile detention centre in Iran has opened the 32nd edition of IDFA  
Sunless Shadows
Sunlight by Nina Conti
20/08/2024
UK comedy performer Nina Conti brings her alter ego, “Monkey”, to the big screen in her feature-length directorial debut  
Sunlight
Sunny by Silke C. Engler
28/10/2025
Set against the science fiction backdrop of a world on the brink of collapse, Silke C Engler's debut film skillfully explores themes of identity and the nature of relationships  
Sunny
Sunny by Keti Machavariani
20/08/2021
Georgian director Keti Machavariani's documentary puts the viewer in the shoes of a lady doing sociological surveys in Tbilisi  
Mziuri
The Sunrise File by Rupert Wyatt, Emilie Phuong
29/06/2026
Rupert Wyatt and Emilie Phuong’s work is a gripping historical espionage thriller whose contemporary framing sidesteps meaningful commentary on today's conflicts  
Le Dossier de l'aube
Sunset by Miloš Jaćimović
27/05/2026
Serbian cinematographer and director Miloš Jaćimović’s documentary explores the passage of time in a physical therapy resort on the Montenegrin coast  
Zalazak
Sunset by László Nemes
05/09/2018
VENICE 2018: In his competition entry, Hungarian director László Nemes creates a rich and vibrant world that unfortunately fails to engage  
Napszállta

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