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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/06/2025. 784 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Let Yourself Go! by Francesco Amato
13/04/2017
Out today in Italian theatres, Francesco Amato’s comedy sees the Neapolitan actor playing the role of a rigid psychoanalyst who winds up in trouble  
Lasciati andare
Leto by Kirill Serebrennikov
11/05/2018
CANNES 2018: You'd be right in thinking this was a biopic, but Kirill Serebrennikov's new film is above all a ray of light and colour, peeking through the grey  
Leto
A Letter to My Father by Damir Cucic
18/10/2012
Damir Cucic’s feature debut is a powerful story of a complex father-son relationship, made skillfuly in a blend of fiction, documentary and experimental forms.  
Pismo caci
Letters from War by Ivo Ferreira
15/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Ivo M. Ferreira presents an articulate film at Berlin that tells the story of the correspondence sent by a love-stricken doctor and husband posted in Angola in 1971  
Cartas da guerra
Letters from Wolf Street by Arjun Talwar
25/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Arjun Talwar talks about his toxic relationship with Poland, which emerges as funny, sad and universal  
Listy z Wilczej
Letters to Paul Morrissey by Armand Rovira
04/12/2018
Armand Rovira’s odd and playful homage to the titular American filmmaker proves an unexpected delight  
Letters to Paul Morrissey
The Levelling by Hope Dickson Leach
07/10/2016
Hope Dickson Leach scripts and directs her first feature about a rural family in throes of tragedy  
The Levelling
Levitation of Princess Karnak by Adrien Genoudet
29/01/2021
Two friends flee the evacuated city of Paris and travel across France as it wrestles with a mysterious crisis in this astute and original first film offered up by Adrien Genoudet  
La Lévitation de la princesse Karnak
Li'l Quinquin by Bruno Dumont
21/05/2014
CANNES 2014: Having a whale of a time playing around with the conventional police-enquiry genre, the French purist arthouse filmmaker has made an astonishing off-the-wall, and very funny, mini-series  
P'tit Quinquin
Libertad by Clara Roquet
08/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Clara Roquet imbues every little detail in her feature debut with meaning, as she delves into the complexities of attaining freedom from the point of view of a teenage girl  
Libertad

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