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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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Pig by Giga Liklikadze

12/11/2019

In his feature debut, Giga Liklikadze puts a Georgian spin on Dumb and Dumber  

Gori

Gori

The Pig by Dragomir Sholev

13/03/2019

Dragomir Sholev's second feature, screening in competition at Sofia, is a relentless exploration of bullying and its consequences  

Praseto

Praseto

A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence by Roy Andersson

02/09/2014

VENICE 2014, Golden Lion for best film. Surreal, absurd, funny and existential, the latest artistic offering by Roy Andersson has made its debut in the Official Competition at the Venice Festival  

En duva satt på en gren och funderade på tillvaron

En duva satt på en gren och funderade på tillvaron

Piggies by Robert Gliński

07/07/2009

Piggy by Carlota Pereda

28/01/2022

Carlota Martínez Pereda dabbles in Carrie mythos, delivering the kind of film that will put you off Spanish holidays for life  

Cerdita

Cerdita

Pikadero by Ben Sharrock

29/09/2015

SAN SEBASTIÁN 2015: English director Ben Sharrock has made an innovative film shot entirely in Basque about the lives of young people during the financial crisis  

Pikadero

Pikadero

Pilgrimage by João Botelho

02/11/2017

Portuguese director João Botelho adds another literary adaptation to his CV, depicting the trips of 16th-century author Fernão Mendes Pinto  

Peregrinação

Peregrinação

Pilgrims by Laurynas Bareiša

09/09/2021

VENICE 2021: In Laurynas Bareisa's feature debut, layer after layer is unravelled as an odd couple with a shared trauma looks into an unsettling past  

Piligrimai

Piligrimai

Pillion by Harry Lighton

18/05/2025

CANNES 2025: Harry Lighton has made a name for himself with his astonishing debut feature, a story of love and submission set in the world of bikers, with a wicked sense of humour  

Pillion

Pillion

Pin Cushion by Deborah Haywood

31/08/2017

VENICE 2017: An intimate and fierce social critique, Deborah Haywood’s British film has opened the 32nd International Critics’ Week out of competition  

Pin Cushion

Pin Cushion

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