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3258 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/12/2018. 631 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Zagros by Sahim Omar Kalifa
17/10/2017
Sahim Omar Kalifa highlights the conditions experienced by women in Kurdistan in his portrayal of a lost man who migrates for love  
Zagros
Zama by Lucrecia Martel
01/09/2017
VENICE 2017: Lucrecia Martel’s new directorial effort is her most baffling and ambitious work to date, tackling Spanish colonial rule in South America in the 18th century  
Zama
Zaniki by Gabriel	Velázquez
20/11/2018
Gabriel Velázquez’s film is an exploration of oral cultural transmission, portraying the close, respectful, conspiratorial and affectionate relationship between a young boy and his grandfather  
Zaniki
Zen for Nothing by Werner Penzel
25/01/2016
Werner Penzel’s film, which will compete for the Audience Award at the Solothurn Film Festival, transports us out of space and time and into the complexities of the present  
Zen for Nothing
Zen in the Ice Rift by Margherita Ferri
01/09/2018
VENICE 2018: Margherita Ferri’s film about sexual identity, which was developed as part of the Biennale College Cinema programme, fails to explore new territory  
Zen sul ghiaccio sottile
The Zero Theorem by Terry Gilliam
04/09/2013
Christoph Waltz has to demonstrate the meaning of life in Terry Gilliam’s last folly, in competition in Venice...  
The Zero Theorem
Zeta - Il film by Cosimo Alemà
28/04/2016
This is how Cosimo Alemà defines his new film, a vibrant portrayal of the lively Italian hip-hop scene, a mix between a coming-of-age story and a love story. In Italian cinemas today with Koch Media  
Zeta - Il film
Zhaleika by Eliza Petkova
19/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Eliza Petkova’s debut feature portrays a world stuck in time, where you have to follow the ancient rules or suffer the consequences  
Zhaleika
Zoe by Ander Duque
27/04/2016
Ander Duque moves from documentary to fiction with a film on the border between the two genres, which was filmed with a minimalist cast but has great dramatic, intimate and social power  
Zoe
El zoo by Gemma Blasco
25/11/2018
Newcomer Gemma Blasco delivers a curve ball with this millennial theatrical drama, where moments of truth nestle among an anarchic interplay of reality and fiction  
El zoo

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