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8218 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/01/2026. 704 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Numbers by Oleh Sentsov
23/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Directed remotely by Oleh Sentsov, this dark, dystopian tale portrays the ultimate form of imprisonment  
Nomera
The Nun by Guillaume Nicloux
10/02/2013
Guillaume Nicloux's talented interpretation of Diderot’s novel on the battle waged by a young girl, shut away in a convent against her will in the 18th century  
La Religieuse
Nuovo Olimpo by Ferzan Ozpetek
25/10/2023
Ferzan Ozpetek’s new movie is incredibly personal, telling the story of a love which never was, beginning in the early ‘70s and continuing into the present day, whose real protagonist is an old cinema  
Nuovo Olimpo
Nymphomaniac: Volume I by Lars von Trier
17/12/2013
Worthy of a novel, the sex life of a young lady following the way of the Cross, with an esoteric reading from the provocative and tormented virtuoso Lars von Trier  
Nymphomaniac: Volume I
Nymphomaniac: Volume II by Lars von Trier
09/01/2014
Lars von Trier tries to balance quantity and quality with the second volume of his copious diptych, which, although it does not fulfil all the promises of the first part, still remains a singular work in the world’s audiovisual landscape...  
Nymphomaniac: Volume II

O Beautiful Night by Xaver Böhm
13/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Young Berlin-based German filmmaker Xaver Böhm has created a deeply romantic journey through the night, which resembles a flamboyant baroque painting  
O Beautiful Night
O, Collecting Eggs Despite the Times by Pim Zwier
30/11/2021
Pim Zwier’s Best Directing Award winner in the Envision Competition is one of IDFA’s oddest films, and also one of its best  
O, verzamelen van eieren in weerwil van de tijd
O'Horten by Bent Hamer
21/05/2008
Oasis by Ivan Ikić
03/09/2020
VENICE 2020: In his second feature, Serbian director Ivan Ikić revisits his approach from Barbarians but this time goes for a much more challenging milieu  
Oaza
Obey by Jamie Jones
25/04/2018
Jamie Jones’ debut feature, screening in the International Narrative Competition at Tribeca, has the 2011 London riots as a backdrop  
Obey

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