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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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Andromeda Galaxy by More Raca
15/08/2020
Kosovan filmmaker More Raça's first feature film is a classically told, warm film about a father-daughter relationship, with a creative visual style marking her as a talent to watch  
Galaktika e Andromedës
Andrómedas by Clara Sanz
28/11/2019
Clara Sanz’s first feature film is a French-Spanish documentary full of life, truth and love, shot in a city of La Mancha and revolving around a 90-year-old grandmother and her carer  
Andrómedas
Ane Is Missing by David Pérez Sañudo
22/09/2020
David Pérez Sañudo displays great cinematic skill, sensitivity and depth in his first full-length feature  
Ane
Anerca, Breath of Life by Markku Lehmuskallio, Johannes Lehmuskallio
27/04/2020
Delving into indigenous cultures in the Arctic Circle, Finnish filmmakers Johannes Lehmuskallio and Markku Lehmuskallio ask us to prick up our ears and listen  
Anerca, elämän hengitys
Angel by Koen Mortier
10/09/2018
TORONTO 2018: Koen Mortier returns with a visually stunning romantic tale of two broken souls whose feelings struggle to overcome their fears  
Un ange
Angel by Harry Cleven
16/02/2017
With his latest film, Belgian filmmaker Harry Cleven brings us a strong sensorial experience, setting himself a bold challenge: showing us the invisible  
Mon ange
Angel by François Ozon
17/02/2007
El Ángel by Luis Ortega
13/05/2018
CANNES 2018: In his 7th feature, the young Argentine director, Luis Ortega, takes us on a frenzied ride in the company of an irresistibly cheeky and cherub-faced young psychopath  
El Ángel
Angel Face by Vanessa Filho
14/05/2018
CANNES 2018: The feature debut by Vanessa Filho, in which Marion Cotillard stars as a reckless mother who leaves her daughter to her own devices, struggles to transcend TV clichés  
Gueule d'ange
Angelo by Markus Schleinzer
18/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Inspired by the controversial figure of Angelo Soliman, Austrian director Markus Schleinzer delivers a historical drama on the acceptance of the other, which feels extremely contemporary  
Angelo

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