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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Manu by Emmanuelle Bonmariage
05/06/2018
Emmanuelle Bonmariage delivers a multi-layered documentary about a filmmaker and extraordinary man’s road to remembrance  
Manu
Manuel by Dario Albertini
07/03/2018
Documentary filmmaker Dario Albertini creates a very promising fiction debut with a simple yet fair film focusing on social issues  
Manuel
The Map to Touch You by Mercedes Afonso
25/03/2026
Mercedes Afonso’s documentary is a sensitive, optimistic and moving portrait of autism, shaped by the filmmaker’s deep love for her son Airam  
El mapa para tocarte
Marcel! by Jasmine Trinca
21/05/2022
CANNES 2022: The first film directed by Jasmine Trinca takes a personal approach to a strained mother-daughter relationship, offering a nod to silent film  
Marcel!
Marcello Mio by Christophe Honoré
22/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Christophe Honoré weaves a sleepwalking, cinephilic, conceptual and tender film starring Chiara Mastroianni, haunted by the ghost of her father  
Marcello Mio
The March on Rome by Mark Cousins
02/09/2022
VENICE 2022: Mark Cousins’ poetic touch is an odd fit for a film about something as serious as the rise of fascism  
Marcia su Roma
March to May by Martin Pavol Repka
02/07/2024
Martin Pavol Repka's first feature presents a slow-cinema exploration of family dynamics after an unexpected piece of news, set against the tranquil backdrop of a Slovak village  
Od marca do mája
La Marche by Nabil Ben Yadir
15/11/2013
Halfway between a historic film and a present day tale, the second feature by Nabil Ben Yadir tells the story of an adventure filled with solidarity and a sadly biter tone.  
La Marche
The Marching Band by Emmanuel Courcol
21/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Two unlikely brothers bond over music, laughter and tears in an archetypal French feel-good story helmed by Emmanuel Courcol  
En fanfare
Marching in the Dark by Kinshuk Surjan
15/10/2024
Kinshuk Surjan’s documentary takes an empathetic look at loss, along with its dire economic consequences and its traumatic debris  
Marching in the Dark

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