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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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Perfumed with Mint by Muhammed Hamdy
06/09/2024
VENICE 2024: In his feature debut, Egyptian director Muhammed Hamdy dwells on the notions of anger and pain, and the ways of accepting them  
Moattar binanaa
Perfumes by Grégory Magne
30/06/2020
Grégory Magne signs his name to a film full of charm and great humanity, focused on the unexpected coming together of two characters who are both in difficulty, but are ultimately poles apart  
Les Parfums
Pericle The Black by Stefano Mordini
19/05/2016
CANNES 2016: Strongly backed by its protagonist Riccardo Scamarcio, who also produced with the Dardenne brothers, Stefano Mordini's film is a noir directed with sensitivity and arthouse elegance  
Pericle il nero
Peripheric Love by Luc Walpoth
23/01/2023
Swiss director Luc Walpoth invites us to relax into an authentic kind of tenderness which steers successfully clear of sentimentalism  
Peripheric Love
Perla by Alexandra Makarová
05/02/2025
Alexandra Makarová’s second feature is a taut melodrama focusing on the struggles of a resilient Slovak artist who escaped to Vienna following the Prague Spring  
Perla
Permanent Green Light by Dennis Cooper, Zac Farley
02/02/2018
Zac Farley and Dennis Coopers’ directorial debut focuses on young French teenagers, obsessed with the idea of blowing themselves up in public  
Permanent Green Light
The Permanent Picture by Laura Ferrés
06/08/2023
Laura Ferrés presents an original and free film, somewhere between dark comedy and costumbrista drama  
La imatge permanent
Pero by Damjan Kozole
09/02/2023
In his homage to departed Slovenian acting legend Peter Musevski, Damjan Kozole creates an engaging and touching picture that speaks of a lot more than just its direct subject  
Pero
Perpetrator by Jennifer Reeder
21/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Jennifer Reeder's new feminist horror treads the uncertain path between seriousness and campiness, but its atmospheric power and affirmative message are undeniable  
Perpetrator
Perpetuity by György Pálfi
22/11/2021
This time around, Hungarian helmer György Pálfi offers up a dystopian drama of meaningless violence and obliterated life perspective  
Mindörökké

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