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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/06/2025. 778 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Golden Youth by Eva Ionesco
05/02/2019
Eva Ionesco’s film delves into her own life-story to talk about adolescent growing pains in bohemian Paris in the late ‘70s  
Une jeunesse dorée
The Goldfish by Alireza Golafshan
02/04/2020
With this his first feature film, the German director of Iranian origin Alireza Golafshan puts his name to a good-natured comedy on disability and tax evasion  
The Goldman Case by Cédric Kahn
17/05/2023
CANNES 2023: Cédric Kahn delivers a fascinating chamber piece, a mirror raised to our current times, stripped of all artifice and revolving around the complex character that was Pierre Goldman  
Le procès Goldman
Goliath by Dominik Locher
08/08/2017
LOCARNO 2017: Dominik Locher presents the world premiere of his second feature-length film as part of the International Competition at Locarno, telling the story of a crumbling identity  
Goliath
Gomorrah by Matteo Garrone
31/07/2008
Matteo Garrone’s films are above all a visceral event for the director himself  
Gomorra
Gondola by Veit Helmer
06/11/2023
German filmmaker Veit Helmer continues his journey through poetic, silent cinema with a highly inventive, burlesque film full of charm and benevolent love  
Gondola
The Goob by Guy Myhill
29/08/2014
VENICE 2014: The first work from British Guy Myhill reveals a young and charming actor in a coming-of-age tale set in a region of England little explored in cinema  
The Goob
The Good Boss by Fernando León de Aranoa
21/09/2021
Javier Bardem and Fernando León de Aranoa are firing on all cylinders in this convulsive, hilarious and accomplished dark comedy about the indignities of working life  
El buen patrón
Good Children by Filip Peruzović
11/10/2024
Filip Šovagović and Nina Violić shine as middle-aged, bickering siblings in Filip Peruzović’s debut feature  
Dobra djeca
Good Day’s Work by Martin Turk
20/03/2019
Life’s little, but inexorable, accidents are explored in Martin Turk’s minimalist drama, which screened at Sofia  
Dobar dan za posao

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