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8704 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 651 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Spiral by Cecília Felméri
09/11/2020
Cecilia Felmeri signs a very promising first feature by immersing herself in nature, in a disquieting realism for a metaphor of couplehood and the life cycle  
Spirál
The Spiral by Paolo Strippoli
08/09/2026
VENICE 2026: Paolo Strippoli’s fourth film pits a diabolical Valeria Bruni Tedeschi against supermum Jasmine Trinca in a horrifying family drama  
L'estranea
Spirit of Ecstasy by Héléna Klotz
11/09/2023
Héléna Klotz thrusts a class defector into the ruthless world of trading and algorithms, creating an extraordinary, modern-day heroine for a fascinating film  
La Vénus d'argent
Splendid Hotel by Pedro Aguilera
28/11/2023
In his new feature, Pedro Aguilera examines a certain stage in Arthur Rimbaud’s life, with Damien Bonnard playing the lead role  
Splendide Hotel: Un voyant en enfer
Splendid Isolation by Urszula Antoniak
03/02/2022
Urszula Antoniak’s sixth feature is an emotional chamber thriller developing against the backdrop of vast, empty landscapes and a heavenly musical score  
Splendid Isolation
Splitting the Sop by Diarmuid Galvin
16/10/2019
Diarmuid Galvin's directorial debut is an informative piece about the significance of road bowling in Irish culture and heritage  
Splitting the Sop
Spoon by Laila Pakalnina
02/07/2019
Latvian documentary maker Laila Pakalnina returns to the screen with a paean to the plastic spoon. Yes, you read that right  
Karote
Spoor by Agnieszka Holland, Kasia Adamik
14/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Agnieszka Holland unveils a surprising contender at the Berlinale with this genre-crossing creature thriller shot against a stunning natural landscape  
Pokot
Sportin' Life by Abel Ferrara
09/09/2020
VENICE 2020: Abel Ferrara's new endeavour attempts to be a timely piece, but the final result is chaotic and fails to be incisive  
Sportin' Life
Spring by Rostislav Kirpičenko
20/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Rostislav Kirpičenko’s film offers an extremely raw portrayal of the ongoing war in Ukraine, following a priest who secretly returns civilians’ bodies to their families  
Vesna

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