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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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Bright Nights by Thomas Arslan
14/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Thomas Arslan has returned to the Berlinale with a road movie following the journey of a father who, in saying goodbye to his own father, tries to repair his relationship with his son  
Helle Nächte
The Bright Side by Ruth Meehan
10/11/2020
Ruth Meehan’s film is a pleasant dramedy, rich in brilliant moments and able to treat a delicate topic with depth and courage  
The Bright Side
Bright Star by Jane Campion
15/05/2009
A Bright Sun by Mònica Cambra, Ariadna Fortuny
07/04/2023
The winner of the Talents section at D’A is directed by five filmmakers, makes the most of its scant resources and relies on the power of suggestion to make us uneasy despite its luminous title  
Un sol radiant
A Brighter Tomorrow by Nanni Moretti
19/04/2023
With renewed irony, Nanni Moretti returns with a film about love and abandonment that showcases himself and all his cinema of the past  
Il sol dell’avvenire
A Brighter Tomorrow by Yassine Qnia
16/07/2021
CANNES 2021: In his feature debut, Yassine Qnia paints the shadowy portrait of a young robber in an existential and sentimental deadend  
De bas étage
Brighton 4th by Levan Koguashvili
18/06/2021
Levan Koguashvili's third fiction feature, boasting a stunning central performance from former Olympic wrestling champion Levan Tediashvili, has deservedly scooped awards at Tribeca  
Brighton 4th
Brimstone by Martin Koolhoven
03/09/2016
VENICE 2016: Dutch director Martin Koolhoven has made a traditional western; the European co-production stars Dakota Fanning, Guy Pearce, Kit Harington and Carice van Houten  
Brimstone
Bring Down The Walls by Phil Collins
16/03/2020
British artist Phil Collins signs a politically engaged and original documentary about the deregulation of American prison policy and the development of house music  
Bring Down The Walls
Bring Them Down by Chris Andrews
04/10/2024
Bad blood and paternalism lead to escalating and absurd violence in Christopher Andrews’ promising debut feature, starring an Irish-speaking Christopher Abbott  
Bring Them Down

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