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7851 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 775 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Amá by Lorna Tucker
31/01/2019
British director Lorna Tucker’s new documentary exposes the systematic non-consensual sterilisation of Native American women by the US government  
Amá
Àma Gloria by Marie Amachoukeli
17/05/2023
CANNES 2023: Marie Amachoukeli delivers an incredibly moving and exquisitely sensitive first solo feature film about the strong bond between a young French child and her Cape Verdean nanny  
Àma Gloria
Ama-San by Cláudia Varejão
20/04/2016
Portuguese director Cláudia Varejão’s film had its world premiere in the international feature films competition at Visions du Réel  
Ama-San
Amal by Jawad Rhalib
17/10/2023
Belgian-Moroccan filmmaker Jawad Rhalib signs an uncompromising work that fits radically into a militant filmography mixing fiction and documentary  
Amal
Amama (When a Tree Falls) by Asier Altuna
16/10/2015
The debut feature-length fiction film by Asier Altuna as a solo director is simultaneously a beautiful romantic poem to tradition and a portrait of inter-generational conflict  
Amama
Amanda by Carolina Cavalli
14/09/2022
VENICE 2022: Carolina Cavalli’s debut film about an eccentric 25-year-old woman looking for friendship is inspired by independent, American coming-of-age comedy dramas  
Amanda
Amanda by Mikhaël Hers
31/08/2018
VENICE 2018: Mikhaël Hers’ new family drama is a clever look at the aftermath of a terrorist attack  
Amanda
Amar by Esteban Crespo
20/04/2017
The debut feature film by Spanish filmmaker Esteban Crespo respectfully, aesthetically and sensitively explores the overwhelming, intense and extremely fragile subject of one’s first love  
Amar
Amateur Teens by Niklaus Hilber
01/10/2015
Swiss director Niklaus Hilber’s film, which had its world premiere at the Zurich Film Festival, is an unsettling journey into the minds of ordinary teenagers  
Amateur Teens
Amateurs by Gabriela Pichler
06/02/2018
Gabriela Pichler's second film is a feisty heart-warmer that celebrates diversity and community without shying away from class and racial inequalities  
Amatörer

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