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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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Ink of Yam by Tom Fröhlich
26/10/2018
German director Tom Fröhlich explores the difficult situation in Jerusalem from a novel, relevant perspective  
Ink of Yam
Ink Wash by Sarra Tsorakidis
22/10/2024
Sarra Tsorakidis’s debut feature, following a painter as she faces her 40s and her future prospects while on a job in the Romanian forest, suffers on account of being a tad too contemplative  
Ink Wash
Inland by Fridtjof Ryder
21/10/2022
Young director Fridtjof Ryder crafts an atmospheric feature debut that is both unsettling and surprisingly warm  
Inland
Inland by Juan Palacios
02/10/2020
Juan Palacios paints a portrait of a deserted Spain, where his grandfather lulls himself to sleep by counting the empty houses in his village, while the sheep caper in the meadows  
Meseta
Inland by Jon Blåhed
27/01/2020
Jon Blåhed’s new feature is an intriguing Swedish study of a metropolitan migrant starting anew in the middle of nowhere  
Inland
Inmotep by Julián Génisson
09/11/2022
Julián Génisson proves in this hallucinatory comedy that he is a magician of hypnosis, a one-of-a-kind creator and an unusual chronicler of the disturbing reality we live in  
Inmotep
The Inner Jungle by Juan Barrero
06/11/2013
Juan Barrero's feature debut The Inner Jungle is an apparently autobiographical film completely shot from the point of view of the director and featuring practically only one other character  
La jungla interior
Inner Lines by Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd
25/10/2022
In Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd’s film, the sound of silence meets a deafening cacophony of voices  
Inner Lines
Innocence by Guy Davidi
07/09/2022
VENICE 2022: Guy Davidi’s documentary is based on home videos and diary entries of young Israelis who died during their compulsory military service  
Innocence
Innocence by Jan Hrebejk
07/02/2011
Two detective stories in one, this slow-burning Czech thriller challenges audiences' expectations of its characters and filmmakers Jan Hrebejk and Petr Jarchovský  
Nevinnost

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