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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/06/2025. 782 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Leaving to Remain by Mira Erdevicki
30/04/2023
Mira Erdevicki’s documentary offers three tales of Roma assimilation in the UK, but little more  
Leaving to Remain
Lebanon by Samuel Maoz
11/09/2009
Leftover Women by Hilla Medalia, Shosh Shlam
31/05/2019
Israeli filmmakers Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia shine a light on the Chinese phenomenon of state-sanctioned pressure on women to marry early  
Leftover Women
Legacy by Dorian Boguta
06/03/2020
Dorian Boguţă releases one of the very few Romanian thrillers, which explores the aftermath of the disappearance of a famous piano player  
Urma
Legacy by Géla Babluani, Temur Babluani
18/10/2006
The Legend of the Christmas Witch by Michele Soavi
27/12/2018
Paola Cortellesi plays a feminist Christmas Witch in Michele Soavi's festive offering, a film between gothic fairy tale and teen movie, penned by Nicola Guaglianone and co-produced with Spain  
La befana vien di notte
The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos by James Tayler, Ogungbamila Temitope, Okechukwu Samuel, Mathew Cerf, Tina Edukpo, Bisola Akinmuyiwa, A.S. Elijah
10/09/2024
The Agbajowo Collective signs a meaningful, grassroots-orientated debut film informed by the ongoing evictions of informal settlements in Africa’s largest city  
The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos
The Legionnaire by Hleb Papou
06/08/2021
The Belorussian-born but Italian by adoption director Hleb Papou presents his first powerful and honest feature film in the Locarno Film Festival’s Cineasti del presente competition  
Il legionario
Légua by Filipa Reis, João Miller Guerra
24/05/2023
CANNES 2023: Filipa Reis and João Miller Guerra alight on three generations of women who make up the servant class of a large estate, in a tale with the uncanny aura of a ghost story  
Légua
Leibniz – Chronicle of a Lost Painting by Edgar Reitz
22/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Filmmaking master Edgar Reitz returns to the big screen with a stupendous portrait of philosopher Leibniz, offering a reflection on life and art in pure cinematographic form  
Leibniz – Chronik eines verschollenen Bildes

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