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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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Playlist by Nine Antico
01/06/2021
Comic book author Nine Antico does a brilliant job with her first film: an inventive, realist and funny feminist work which breathes new life into a conventional genre  
Playlist
Please Hold the Line by Pavel Cuzuioc
16/06/2020
Pavel Cuzuioc’s mostly observational documentary follows cable technicians at work across Ukraine, Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria  
Please Hold the Line
Pleasure by Ninja Thyberg
02/02/2021
Sweden’s Ninja Thyberg signs her name to a sucker punch of a debut feature which is carried by Sofia Kappel’s portrayal of a young woman’s rise within the Los Angeles porn industry  
Jessica
The Pleasure Is Mine by Sacha Amaral
27/11/2024
Brazilian director Sacha Amaral’s debut feature is a vibrant portrait of a young man who desires nothing and everything at the same time  
El placer es mío
Plonger by Mélanie Laurent
13/09/2017
TORONTO 2017: Mélanie Laurent unveils a feverish three-act melodrama, spanning three different countries and starring María Valverde and Gilles Lellouche  
Plonger
The Plough by Philippe Garrel
21/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Philippe Garrel finds a bit of colour and refines his stripped-back, reflective and novelistic art even further by passing it through a softer family filter  
Le Grand Chariot
The Ploy by David Grieco
17/03/2016
It was one of the most mysterious and controversial crimes in Italian history: David Grieco directs Massimo Ranieri forty years on from the death of the poet and director  
La macchinazione
The Pod Generation by Sophie Barthes
24/01/2023
Sophie Barthes’ so-so sci-fi satire is a wasted opportunity drowning in pastel colours  
The Pod Generation
A Poet by Simón Mesa Soto
21/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Simón Mesa Soto paints a humorous and thoughtful portrait of a good-for-nothing poetry bum worth rooting for  
Un poeta
The Poetess by Stefanie Brockhaus, Andreas Wolff
18/06/2018
The documentary by German directors Stefanie Brockhaus and Andreas Wolff portrays modern-day Islamic society through the bravery of the poet Hissa Hilal  
The Poetess

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