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7852 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 776 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Marseille by Belén Macías
17/07/2014
The release in Spain of the second movie by Belén Macías, a road movie that looks at the conflicts leading to foster care  
Marsella
Marshland by Alberto Rodríguez
17/09/2014
A crime investigation attempts to be the feverish tale of a shady and violent era. Filmed with great care, precision and skill, a film discovered in competition at San Sebastian  
La isla mínima
Martin Eden by Pietro Marcello
03/09/2019
VENICE 2019: In his adaptation of Jack London’s masterpiece, Italian director Pietro Marcello efficiently combines fiction and archive material  
Martin Eden
Martin Reads the Quran by Jurijs Saule
28/06/2024
Jurijs Saule's first feature film is based on an acting and ethical duel, questioning religions, faith, divine forces and, above all, the fanaticism they can lead to  
Martin liest den Koran
The Martini Shot by Stephen Wallis
26/07/2023
Stephen Wallis’s supernatural existential drama is one of a kind: it speaks about creation, art, life, death, friendship and love, and does so beautifully  
The Martini Shot
Martyrs Lane by Ruth Platt
31/08/2021
In her third feature, director Ruth Platt lets the right one in  
Martyrs Lane
Marx Can Wait by Marco Bellocchio
15/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Set to receive the honorary Palme D’Or, Marco Bellocchio offers up a documentary about his twin brother’s tragic death, which inspired many of his films  
Marx può aspettare
Mary Anning by Marcel Barelli
13/06/2025
In his first feature, Swiss animation director Marcel Barelli portrays a character that’s as interesting as she is mysterious: palaeontologist Mary Anning  
Mary Anning
Mary Queen of Scots by Josie Rourke
19/12/2018
Josie Rourke’s lavishly staged debut film tells of the regal shenanigans leading up to the union of England and Scotland  
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary Queen of Scots by Thomas Imbach
19/08/2013
Thomas Imbach’s film walks into a minefield where the risk of producing a lame film is very high  
Mary Queen of Scots

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