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7852 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 776 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Apples by Christos Nikou
02/09/2020
VENICE 2020: The Orizzonti section has a high standard to maintain as it opens with Christos Nikou’s delightful, deadpan debut  
Mila
The Apprentice by Ali Abbasi
21/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Ali Abbasi’s satire about baby Trump is shallow and pointless, a real misstep for the versatile director  
The Apprentice
Approved for Adoption by Jung , Laurent Boileau
14/06/2012
In Approved for Adoption, Jung and Laurent Boileau deliver the poetic, endearing tale of a young Korean’s adoption and reconciliation with his origins  
April by Dea Kulumbegashvili
05/09/2024
VENICE 2024: Georgian writer-director Dea Kulumbegashvili’s long-awaited sophomore feature is a mesmerising Golden Lion contender, thanks to its assured vision, singularity and depth  
April
April and the Extraordinary World by Christian Desmares, Franck Ekinci
23/06/2015
The winner of the Crystal for Best Feature Film at Annecy is an original and highly successful creation, which animates the cartoonist’s world in a playful yet subtle way  
Avril et le monde truqué
April in France by David Boaretto
30/07/2024
In his directorial debut, David Boaretto captures the essence of growing up and facing the world while observing his daughter  
April in France
Aquadro by Stefano Lodovichi
10/04/2013
Stefano Lodovichi’s feature film debut, in competition at the Rome Independent Film Festival, is among ten other Web Movies produced by Rai Cinema to be distributed directly through online streaming  
Aquarela by Viktor Kossakovsky
01/09/2018
VENICE 2018: Victor Kossakovsky tackles the power of water at 96 frames per second  
Aquarela
Aquarius by Kleber Mendonça Filho
18/05/2016
CANNES 2016: Produced and sold by French company SBS, this magnificent film by Brazil’s Kleber Mendonça Filho places actress Sonia Braga on a pedestal  
Aquarius
Aquí y Allá: Here and There by Antonio Méndez Esparza
22/05/2012
Spanish filmmaker Antonio Méndez Esparza set up his camera in a small Mexican village to make a profound, calm, and delicate first film.  

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