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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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Prejudice by Antoine Cuypers
05/10/2015
Antoine Cuypers’ debut feature film is a harrowing family thriller, which explores the possibility of accepting difference within the family unit  
Préjudice
Prélude by Sabrina Sarabi
09/07/2019
Wonderfully written, directed and acted, Sabrina Sarabi’s first feature film transforms a young and gifted pianist, a new recruit in a prestigious conservatory, into a full-blown romantic hero  
Prélude
Premonition by Jean-Pierre Darroussin
01/09/2006
Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time by Lili Horvát
06/09/2020
VENICE 2020: A consummate artist in the fields of psychological and atmospheric suspense, filmmaker Lili Horvát dissects the shifting lines between desire and reality  
Felkészülés meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre
President by Camilla Nielsson
02/02/2021
In her documentary that reads more like a thriller, Camilla Nielsson shows how to destroy all pretences of democracy – in ten easy steps  
President
The President by Mohsen Makhmalbaf
27/08/2014
VENICE 2014: The film marks the return of Iranian director Mohsen Makhmalbaf, exiled in London, with a parable on violence, inspired by the "Arab Spring"  
The President
Pretenders by Vallo Toomla
28/11/2016
Vallo Toomla’s debut film is a claustrophobic study on the dynamics of a relationship on the rocks – with a metaphysical twist  
Teesklejad
Pretty Red Dress by Dionne Edwards
16/06/2023
The debut feature by British filmmaker Dionne Edwards is an empathetic look at masculinity and sexuality, but is almost too equivocal for its own good  
Pretty Red Dress
Prevenge by Alice Lowe
02/09/2016
VENICE 2016: The opening film of the Critics’ Week is a grotesque and disturbing feminist psycho-thriller written, directed and performed by Alice Lowe  
Prevenge
The Price of Fame by Xavier Beauvois
28/08/2014
VENICE 2014: In this film in competition at Venice, the director has a whale of a time and even gets emotional without losing any of his thoroughness, sweeping the audience along with him  
La Rançon de la gloire

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