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7849 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/06/2025. 783 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Vision by Naomi Kawase
27/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Naomi Kawase launches her bid for the Golden Shell with an uneven film, offering the odd glimmer to remind us that we’re in the company of one of cinema’s greats  
Vision
Visiting Hours by Patricia Mazuy
18/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Patricia Mazuy explores an unlikely friendship between two women from very different social classes, played brilliantly by Isabelle Huppert and Hafsia Herzi  
La Prisonnière de Bordeaux
The Visitor by Bruce LaBruce
19/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: Transgressive and proud of it, Bruce LaBruce shows us, with his latest powerful film, that he has lost none of his subversive energy  
The Visitor
Vista Mare by Julia Gutweniger, Florian Kofler
11/04/2024
Julia Gutweniger and Florian Kofler take a look behind the scenes to show us the inner workings of the large-scale tourism business  
Vista Mare
Vitalina Varela by Pedro Costa
19/08/2019
Pedro Costa returns to Locarno with his latest film, a sombre and uncompromising ode to a world that seems to fascinate him to the point of obsession  
Vitalina Varela
Vitrival – The Most Beautiful Village in the World by Noëlle Bastin, Baptiste Bogaert
31/01/2025
Noëlle Bastin and Baptiste Bogaert present a naturalistic portrait of a small Walloon village, with an often disarming sense of humour  
Vitrival
Vittoria by Alessandro Cassigoli, Casey Kauffman
01/09/2024
VENICE 2024: A mother puts her family in turmoil because she wants to adopt a little girl in the second film by Alessandro Cassigoli and Casey Kauffman shot in a sober documentary style  
Vittoria
Vitus by Fredi M. Murer
29/05/2006
Can we cut the wings of a boy who only wants to fly? Fredi M. creates a starry-eyed world to depict a young piano virtuoso up against the all-consuming ambition of adults  
Vitus
Viva by Paddy Breathnach
27/06/2016
Director Paddy Breathnach explores the conflict between finding one’s identity and familial expectations through a young drag queen’s struggle  
Viva
Viva Belarus! by Krzysztof Lukaszewicz
24/06/2013
Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Łukaszewicz traces the path of a young Belarusian rocker who became an icon of the resistance against the dictatorship  
Zyvie Belarus

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