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7081 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 21/06/2024. 765 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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A Blue Flower by Zrinko Ogresta
27/07/2021
Zrinko Ogresta examines the emotions and relations between different generations of women in the same family in this gentle and emotional film  
Plavi cvijet
A Bookshop in Paris by Sergio Castellitto
07/10/2021
Sergio Castellitto directs and stars as a kind but eccentric bookseller in a fairy-tale version of Paris, who meets a tempestuous Bérénice Bejo  
Il materiale emotivo
A Bright Light – Karen and the Process by Emmanuelle Antille
19/04/2018
Emmanuelle Antille presents her latest project – a portrait of one of the most iconic (and private) artists in the history of music - at the Visions du Réel Film Festival  
A Bright Light – Karen and the Process
A Brixton Tale by Darragh Carey, Bertrand Desrochers
22/03/2022
In their first feature, Darragh Carey and Bertrand Desrochers take a modern approach to subtly explore the issues of everyday racism and class privilege  
A Brixton Tale
A Bump Along the Way by Shelly Love
15/07/2019
Shelly Love's debut feature is an entertaining comedy, bolstered by a lively performance by Northern Irish actress Bronagh Gallagher  
A Bump Along the Way
A Bunch of Amateurs by Kim Hopkins
30/06/2022
Kim Hopkins' Audience Award winner at this year’s Sheffield DocFest is a joyous feel-good paean to the power of cinema and togetherness  
A Bunch of Amateurs
A.C.A.B. - All Cops Are Bastards by Stefano Sollima
06/07/2012
Police brutality in an explosive portrayal of Italy that rarely makes it to the big screen.  
A.C.A.B. - All Cops Are Bastards
A Cat Called Dom by Will Anderson, Ainslie Henderson
30/08/2022
Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson’s Edinburgh winner is a moving and complex documentary that explores fear and grief through a prism of creative inertia  
A Cat Called Dom
A Certain Kind of Silence by Michal Hogenauer
10/07/2019
Czech director Michal Hogenauer’s first feature film takes a sterile approach to telling a perverse story about families and manipulation (and maybe something else)  
Tiché doteky
A Chiara by Jonas Carpignano
09/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Jonas Carpignano closes his “Gioia Tauro trilogy” with a film halfway between documentary and fiction that centres on a young girl in a criminal family  
A Chiara

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