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8343 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 04/03/2026. 677 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Doubleplusungood by Marco Laguna
26/06/2018
Marco Laguna’s out-of-this-world film charts the extravagant, epic, savage and psychedelic odyssey of a flamboyant and mystical assassin  
Doubleplusungood
Doubtful by Eliran Elya
25/07/2017
Eliran Elya’s first feature film, awarded in Jerusalem, takes an honest and mature look at two lost souls travelling down a pre-destined path  
Mutalim Besafek
Douce France by Geoffrey Couanon
16/12/2020
Following an investigation led by a group of high school students within their local area, this documentary throws light on a growing awareness of the pros and cons of economic development  
Douce France
Douglas Gordon by Douglas Gordon by Finlay Pretsell
24/02/2026
BERLINALE 2026: Finlay Pretsell’s artist portrait is an abrasive, confrontational piece of documentary filmmaking which reframes our perception in the spirit of its subject  
Douglas Gordon by Douglas Gordon
Dovlatov by Aleksei German Jr.
18/02/2018
BERLIN 2018: Aleksei German Jr returns with a retrograde portrait of the 1970s-era Soviet Union that says nothing new  
Dovlatov
Down a Dark Hall by Rodrigo Cortés
02/08/2018
Rodrigo Cortés delivers a somewhat bothersome adaptation of the Lois Duncan novel of the same name, starring cult American actress Uma Thurman  
Down a Dark Hall
Downfall by Oliver Hirschbiegel
02/05/2005
Clearly, a film about the last days of Hitler in a Germany in ruins and under bombardment, where the concentration camps were still in operation, was always going to be an attention-grabber  
Der Untergang
Downriver a Tiger by Víctor Diago
13/05/2025
Víctor Diago’s debut feature is a dreamlike look into the life of a Spanish woman in Glasgow as she floats through the city, camera in hand  
Río abajo, un tigre
Downstream to Kinshasa by Dieudo Hamadi
17/09/2020
Dieudo Hamadi follows skilfully and respectfully in the footsteps of a group of survivors devastated by war and demanding reparations, in a documentary awarded the Cannes 2020 Official Selection Label  
En route pour le Milliard
A Dozen Summers by Kenton Hall
20/08/2015
Kenton Hall’s new movie is a gem of a film that captures the magic of childhood and will delight both children and adults in equal measure  
A Dozen Summers

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