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7849 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/06/2025. 783 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Everyone Else by Maren Ade
16/12/2008
Alle Anderen
Everything Always All the Time by Philipp Eichholtz
10/07/2018
Philipp Eichholtz’s light-hearted comic fantasy, world-premiered at Munich, is an entertaining watch, despite some clumsy attempts at psychological depth  
Kim hat einen Penis
Everything Must Fall by Rehad Desai
21/03/2019
The latest movie by South African sociopolitical documentarian Rehad Desai chronicles the opposition to an array of social issues in his home country  
Everything Must Fall
Everything Must Go by Arild Østin Ommundsen
20/01/2025
Arild Østin Ommundsen’s newest film follows three siblings navigating unresolved childhood conflicts and emergent personal crises as they clean out their late father's home  
Alt skal bort
Everything Needs to Live by Tetyana Dorodnitsyna, Andrii Lytvynenko
18/03/2025
Despite the constant presence of the war, this moving documentary by Tetiana Dorodnitsyna and Andrii Lytvynenko is, above all, a testament to the resilience of a remarkable woman  
Wszystko ma żyć
Everything's Gonna Be Alright by Francesco Bruni
27/10/2020
In the fourth film helmed by Francesco Bruni, also the closing title of the 15th Rome Film Fest, the director depicts his illness with humour and confidence, buoyed by an excellent Kim Rossi Stuart  
Cosa sarà
Everything Went Fine by François Ozon
07/07/2021
CANNES 2021: François Ozon gets back to basics exploring death and euthanasia by way of a simple, realistic and modestly restrained family portrait which will resonate with many  
Tout s'est bien passé
Everything Will Be Fine by Christoffer Boe
18/05/2010
Everything Will Be OK by Rithy Panh
13/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Rithy Panh’s new documentary is a grandiose vision, told with wooden figurines, where animals have evolved to enslave humans  
Everything Will Be OK
Everything Will Change by Marten Persiel
28/03/2022
Marten Persiel's sophomore feature is an interesting cinematic experiment interweaving elements of dystopian sci-fi and “wake-up call” documentary  
Everything Will Change

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