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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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L'età d'oro by Emanuela Piovano
08/04/2016
Premiered at the Bif&st, Emanuela Piovano’s film, co-produced by France and based on independent director Annabella Miscuglio, is released in theatres by Bolero Film  
L'età d'oro
Étangs Noirs by Timeau De Keyser, Pieter Dumoulin
24/10/2018
The debut feature by Belgian filmmakers Timeau De Keyser and Pieter Du-moulin is a minimalistic and enigmatic story in an urban setting, harking back to the works of the Dardenne brothers  
Étangs Noirs
L'état et moi by Max Linz
22/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Director Max Linz takes it up with the German judicial system in his sometimes biting satire about criminal law  
L'état et moi
Eternal by Ulaa Salim
29/01/2024
Ulaa Salim offers a surprising and thrilling mix of romance and sci-fi, with a story of time warp and global warming  
For evigt
The Eternal Daughter by Joanna Hogg
07/09/2022
VENICE 2022: Joanna Hogg returns with a double helping of Tilda Swinton and a ghost story that’s on the dull side  
The Eternal Daughter
Eternal Playground by Pablo Cotten, Joseph Rozé
07/06/2024
Pablo Cotten and Joseph Rozé deliver a poetic, astute, engaging and charming first feature film about a group of old high school friends reunited by a bereavement  
La Récréation de juillet
The Eternal Return of Antonis Paraskevas by Elina Psykou
11/02/2013
Elina Psykou’s feature film debut, which won a work in progress award in Karlovy Vary, has its world premiere in the Forum section  
Eternal Visionary by Michele Placido
24/10/2024
Michele Placido’s biopic of Luigi Pirandello navigates the blurred lines between personal memory and artistic creation  
Eterno visionario
Eternal You by Hans Block, Moritz Riesewieck
25/04/2024
German documentarians Hans Block and Moritz Riesewieck survey a world where AI will bring your loved ones back to life  
Eternal You
The Eternals by Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd
05/05/2017
Belgian director Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd’s fourth documentary is a poetic commentary on the open wounds of the Armenian people that will not heal  
Les éternels

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