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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Wild Boys by Bertrand Mandico
05/09/2017
VENICE 2017: French director Bertrand Mandico delivers his debut feature, an experimental journey to the limits of imposed gender roles, set in an undisclosed realm of wonders  
Les Garçons sauvages
Wild Diamond by Agathe Riedinger
15/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Agathe Riedinger's first feature film is incisive, touching and very dynamic, about the high hopes of social advancement thanks to reality TV  
Diamant Brut
Wild Duck by Yannis Sakaridis
22/11/2013
Sakaridis’ feature debut is a bleak observation of modern-day Athens’ economic and social woes at the wake of a telecommunications scandal  
Wild Duck
The Wild Fields by Yaroslav Lodygin
30/11/2018
Young Ukrainian filmmaker Yaroslav Lodygin's ambitious first feature is an uneven but impressive adaptation of a famous novel by co-screenwriter Serhiy Zhadan  
Dike pole
Wild Flowers by Jaime Rosales
20/09/2022
In his new film, Jaime Rosales portrays the sentimental evolution of a young mother, played by Anna Castillo, in a film that is at times light-hearted and at others intense  
Girasoles silvestres
Wild Foxes by Valéry Carnoy
17/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Valéry Carnoy delivers a sensitive, embodied first feature, in the breath of its hero, who for the duration of an intense interlude will question the rest of his story  
La Danse des Renards
The Wild Goose Lake by Diao Yinan
19/05/2019
CANNES 2019: Co-produced by France, the new film noir by Chinese director Diao Yinan, who triumphed at the Berlinale 2014 with Black Coal, Thin Ice, is a work of stunning virtuosity  
Nan Fang Che Zhan De Ju Hui
Wild Grass by Alain Resnais
20/05/2009
Wild Horse Nine by Martin McDonagh
03/09/2026
VENICE 2026: John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell star in another classic Martin McDonagh tragicomedy, this time with larger helpings of geopolitical paranoia  
Wild Horse Nine
Wild Life by Cédric Kahn
26/09/2014
At San Sebastián, Cédric Kahn has unveiled a film that takes an unbiased look at the radicalism of a father who has been on the run for 11 years with his two children  
Vie sauvage

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