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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Whale from Lorino by Maciej Cuske
17/09/2020
Maciej Cuske's thought-provoking observational documentary on the life of the Chukchi ethnic group in the northeast of Siberia was one of the prizewinners at Millennium Docs Against Gravity  
Wieloryb z Lorino
The Whaler Boy by Philipp Yuryev
05/09/2020
VENICE 2020: In Philipp Yuryev’s absorbing debut film, competing in the Giornate degli Autori, an adolescent from the Russian Far East discovers love in an adult chat room and dreams of America  
The Whaler Boy
Wham! by Chris Smith
21/06/2023
Chris Smith’s doc is an aesthetically unremarkable account of one of the 1980s’ most popular musical duos, but also an entertaining piece exploring the effects of overly rapid success  
Wham!
What a Feeling by Kat Rohrer
28/03/2024
Kat Rohrer’s feel-good lesbian romcom is predictable but enjoyable thanks to its endearing cast  
What a Feeling
What a Life! by Giuseppe Battiston
19/01/2023
Giuseppe Battiston steps behind the camera to offer up this feel-good movie loosely based on Flaubert’s far more acerbic story Bouvard and Pécuchet  
Io vivo altrove!
What a Wonderful World by Anatol Durbala
27/10/2014
The Moldovan drama received the FIPRESCI Award at Warsaw  
Ce lume minunata
What Belongs to Others by Grzegorz Debowski
10/09/2026
VENICE 2026: Grzegorz Dębowski combines social-realist aesthetics with crime-story propulsion, steering a poverty drama towards accessible catharsis  
Cudze rzeczy
What Did You Dream Last Night, Parajanov? by Faraz Fesharaki
22/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: Faraz Fesharaki’s directorial debut builds a bridge between Iran and Germany out of webcam recordings and shared memories  
Was hast du gestern geträumt, Parajanov?
What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? by Alexandre Koberidze
04/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Georgian director Alexandre Koberidze's second feature is an idiosyncratic mix of styles, genres and forms that incredibly wraps into a coherent 150 minutes of cinematic joy  
Ras vkhedavt, rodesac cas vukurebt?
What Doesn't Kill Us by Sandra Nettelbeck
06/08/2018
LOCARNO 2018: German director Sandra Nettelbeck’s latest film has screened in the Locarno Film Festival’s picturesque Piazza Grande  
Was uns nicht umbringt

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