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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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Camino, A Feature-length Selfie by Martin de Vries
04/02/2019
Armed with a smartphone and a selfie stick, in his directorial debut Martin de Vries invites us to tag along on his pilgrimage  
Camino, een feature-length selfie
Camouflage by Mykyta Gibalenko
10/09/2026
VENICE 2026: Mykyta Gibalenko explores war through the prism of distance, following a young Ukrainian in Germany who goes back to his roots when conflict breaks out in his family  
Camouflage
A Campaign of Their Own by Lionel Rupp, Michael David Mitchell
26/04/2017
The debut feature by Lionel Rupp (Wonderland) and Michael David Mitchell, which was screened in competition at Visions du Réel in Nyon, shows us a different America, brave and free  
A Campaign of Their Own
The Campaign by Marian Crişan
13/10/2020
In his Moscow-screened film, Marian Crişan shows how corruption can taint even those pure of heart  
Berliner
Camping du Lac by Éléonore Saintagnan
07/08/2023
Eléonore Saintagnan offers up a diary gradually overtaken by fiction to explore the founding narratives imbuing a land which awakens her imagination  
Camping du Lac
Campo by Tiago Hespanha
18/03/2019
Tiago Hespanha directs a documentary which is fascinating, subtle and quirky, interweaving life on a military base with mythology, nature and science  
Campo
Can Go Through Skin by Esther Rots
15/04/2010
Can't Feel Nothing by David Borenstein
19/03/2024
David Borenstein’s documentary feels like a beginners’ course in the evils of social media, but despite telling us nothing new about the internet, it’s still an interesting watch  
Can't Feel Nothing
Can't Say Goodbye by Lino Escalera
22/03/2017
At the 20th Malaga International Film Festival, Lino Escalera has unveiled this hard-hitting, poignant and truthful film about a father and daughter who embark on a useless flight  
No sé decir adiós
Can You Hear Me? by Pedro Ballesteros
21/05/2020
Pedro Ballesteros paints a portrait of artist Jaume Plensa, introducing us to his body of work around the world, and affording us a glimpse of his magnetic personality in between his words and images  
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