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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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Barbara by Mathieu Amalric
19/05/2017
CANNES 2017: The film, screened at Cannes to open the Un Certain Regard section, reaffirms Mathieu Amalric’s directorial talent for palimpsest narration  
Barbara
Barbara by Christian Petzold
07/03/2012
A subtle dive into a paranoid East Germany at the beginning of the 1980s. A doctor suspected of wanting to cross over the border. Silver Bear for the Best Director at the Berlinale 2012.  
Barbara
Barbara adesso by Alessandra Gavin-Müller
01/02/2019
Swiss director Alessandra Gavin-Müller presents her latest feature film, an unexpected portrait of a free and nonconformist woman  
Barbara adesso
Barbarians by Ivan Ikic
06/07/2014
First-time director Ivan Ikic paints a convincing picture of the lifestyle of Serbian teenagers in the country's current social situation  
Varvari
The Barcelona Vampiress by Lluís Danés
19/10/2020
Lluís Danés’ historical film, which scooped the Audience Award at Sitges, excels thanks to its creative mise-en-scène and its slamming of classist abuse from last century  
La vampira de Barcelona
Bare Hands by Mauro Mancini
04/06/2025
After Thou Shalt Not Hate, Mauro Mancini reunites with Alessandro Gassmann for a ferocious film immersed in the world of underground fighting and probing the notions of blame, revenge and forgiveness  
Mani nude
The Bare Necessity by Erwan Le Duc
20/05/2019
CANNES 2019: Erwan Le Duc cooks up a clever feature debut by approaching the topic of love at first sight from an offbeat and protean comic angle  
Perdrix
The Barefoot Emperor by Peter Brosens, Jessica Woodworth
11/09/2019
The sequel to King of the Belgians is a broad, surrealistic political satire on the current state of Europe, loaded with historical references  
The Barefoot Emperor
Les Barons by Nabil Ben Yadir
22/10/2009
A debut Belgian feature which happily explodes our preconceptions about the North African community, integration, Brussels and its working-class areas  
Les Barons
Barrage by Laura Schroeder
11/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Laura Schroeder depicts a trianglular mother-daughter relationship with consummate intelligence, conveying the fluidity of our deepest emotions  
Barrage

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