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7081 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 21/06/2024. 767 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Black Book by Valeria Sarmiento
26/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: As unabashedly anachronistic as it is passionate, at the beating heart of Valeria Sarmiento’s period piece lies the motherly bond between a child and his maid  
O caderno negro
Black Box by Asli Özge
28/06/2023
Asli Özge's new film shows a microcosm of society through a complex, puzzle-like mystery  
Black Box
Black Box Diaries by Shiori Ito
25/03/2024
In her CPH:DOX award-winning film, Shiori Ito is simultaneously the author of the source book, an investigator, a director and the victim of a rape by a high-profile journalist  
Black Box Diaries
Black Diamonds by Miguel Alcantud
23/04/2013
Miguel Alcantud denounces the traffic of talented minors into the football industry, in his third feature film presented in the official section of the Spanish film festival in Malaga  
Black Field by Vardis Marinakis
02/02/2010
In his feature debut, Vardis Marinakis delves into a dark period in Greek history, and turns the heart of it into a bright sample of a promising period in Greek cinema  
Mavro livadi
The Black Forest by Ruth Platt
02/07/2019
Ruth Platt’s new drama follows two British families who take an ill-fated holiday together in Freiburg, southwest Germany  
The Black Forest
The Black Garden by Alexis Pazoumian
25/03/2024
Alexis Pazoumian’s documentary tells the poignant story of a life in the throes of war  
Jardin Noir
Black Heart by Rosa Coutinho Cabral
09/05/2017
With her new film, in competition at IndieLisboa, Rosa Coutinho Cabral delivers a portrait of a couple in crisis, starring Maria Galhardo and João Cabral  
Coração Negro
Black Heaven by Gilles Marchand
22/06/2010
Mysterious spiral and dangerous desires in the second directorial feature by French screenwriter Gilles Marchand. A disturbing film acclaimed out of competition at Cannes 2010  
L’Autre monde
Black Ice by Petri Kotwica
01/04/2008
Love, betrayal and revenge in the second feature by Finnish director Petri Kotwica, which has won domestic acclaim and screened in competition at the 2008 Berlinale  
Musta jää

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