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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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A New Old Play by Qiu Jiongjiong
17/08/2021
Qiu Jiongjiong’s Special Jury Prize winner demands commitment, but rewards it with, among other things, a playful take on the afterlife. The good news is, they have soup  
Jiao Ma Tang Hui
A New Shift by Jindřich Andrš
29/10/2020
Jindřich Andrš's Ji.hlava opening film is a light-footed and warm documentary that follows a coal miner from Silesia who retrains to be a computer programmer after his mine shuts down  
Nová šichta
A Northern Soul by Sean McAllister
08/06/2018
Opening Sheffield Doc/Fest, the new film by A Syrian Love Story director Sean McAllister is a look at Hull, the 2017 UK City of Culture  
A Northern Soul
A Perfect Enemy by Kike Maíllo
16/10/2020
Kike Maíllo constructs a sophisticated psychological thriller with an outlook to the murky haze beyond, set mainly in an airport where two unlikely companions are thrown together  
Cosmética del enemigo
A Perfect Love Story Where Nothing Goes Wrong or Does It..? by Emina Kujundzic
16/11/2021
Emina Kujundžić tells the story of the end of love and the beginning of the filmmaking process in her directorial debut  
A Perfect Love Story Where Nothing Goes Wrong or Does It..?
A Perfectly Normal Family by Malou Reymann
28/01/2020
Denmark’s Malou Reymann debuts with a film that couldn’t have come out at a better time  
En helt almindelig familie
A Picture with Yuki by Lachezar Avramov
18/03/2019
Lachezar Avramov's first feature, screening in competition at the Sofia International Film Festival, discusses racism, responsibility and guilt  
Snimka S Yuki
A Piece of Sky by Michael Koch
18/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Michael Koch’s second feature is an Alpine mountain melodrama, studded with strange musical interludes  
Drii Winter
A Place Called Dignity by Matías Rojas Valencia
30/11/2021
Matías Rojas Valencia goes straight to hell in his Tallinn official competition entry based on a terrifying true story that one would hope was completely made up  
Un lugar llamado Dignidad
A Pleasure, Comrades! by José Filipe Costa
25/10/2019
José Filipe Costa's second feature-length documentary is a playful and insightful piece recounting life in rural co-operatives post-Carnation Revolution  
Prazer, Camaradas!

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