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7852 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 776 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Blessed Madness by Carlo Verdone
11/01/2018
The Italian director's latest film is released in his country and tells the story of love in the era of dating apps, exploring new territories, while also giving a nod to some of his past comedies  
Benedetta follia
Blind by Eskil Vogt
12/02/2014
Discovered in Sundance where he was distinguished for his screenplay, the first film presented as a director by Eskil Vogt of Norway is screened in the Panorama section of the Berlinale  
Blind
The Blind Christ by Christopher Murray
02/09/2016
VENICE 2016: Christopher Murray’s film, a Chilean-French co-production, centres around the need to have faith… in yourself  
El Cristo ciego
Blind Dates by Levan Koguashvili
17/02/2014
Levan Koguashvili's follow-up to Street Days manages to be both funny and profound  
Brma paemnebi
Blind Love by Damien Hauser
30/11/2021
This thrifty, inventive, no-budget debut by young Swiss-Kenyan filmmaker Damien Hauser tackles the subject of disability with both empathy and irreverence  
Pime armastus
The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic by Teemu Nikki
13/09/2021
VENICE 2021: You may want to see this dark, sweet and humorous film from Finnish genre director Teemu Nikki, in contrast to the views of its DiCaprio-phobic protagonist  
Sokea mies, joka ei halunnut nähdä Titanicia
Blind Spot by Patrick Mario Bernard, Pierre Trividic
16/10/2019
Patrick Mario Bernard and Pierre Trividic put their names to an unusual and intriguing, metaphorical film about a man wrestling with a gift of invisibility gone wrong  
L'Angle mort
Blind Spot by Tuva Novotny
28/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Tuva Novotny’s excellent directorial debut looks at mental health and questions cinematic language  
Blindsone
Blind Spot by Nabil Ben Yadir
24/01/2017
With his third film, Nabil Ben Yadir brings us a by-the-book detective story, a film of cops and yobs set against the backdrop of the rise of populism  
Dode Hoek
Blind Spot by Christophe Wagner
11/12/2012
Murder, investigation, and well-hidden secrets. A dive into the dark side of Luxembourg in a powerful and very realistic film noir.  
Doudege Wénkel

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