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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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Silver Star by Ruben Amar, Lola Bessis
19/12/2024
The surprising French filmmakers Lola Bessis and Ruben Amar sign in the US a tense road movie, full of charm and humour, à la Thelma and Louise  
Silver Star
Sima's Song by Roya Sadat
09/12/2024
The political eclipses the personal in Roya Sadat’s film about two friends living in Afghanistan on the eve of the 1978 Soviet invasion  
Sima's Song
Simon Calls by Marta Sousa Ribeiro
29/09/2020
Marta Sousa Ribeiro’s first full-length feature explores the labyrinth of adolescence, switching up formats to portray the chaos, confusion and yearning of this transitional stage of life  
Simon Chama
Simon's Got a Gift by Léo Karmann
14/11/2019
Léo Karmann has opted for magical realism and a labyrinth of mirrors, further distorting multiple identities, in a simple yet astonishing first feature film  
La Dernière Vie de Simon
Simple Passion by Danielle Arbid
21/09/2020
In her highly accomplished adaptation of Annie Ernaux’s novel, Danielle Arbid delves right to the very heart of an irrepressible and incandescent love which ends up driving a woman to distraction  
Passion simple
Simple Things by Grzegorz Zariczny
20/11/2020
The real and the scripted intertwine in the modest, yet moving, sophomore film by Grzegorz Zariczny, which had its world premiere at the recent 20th New Horizons in Wroclaw  
Proste rzeczy
Simple Women by Chiara Malta
06/09/2019
Fascinated by underground idol Elina Löwensohn, Italian first-time director Chiara Malta decides to play with reality and fiction while questioning the objectivity of the truth in cinema  
Simple Women
Simshar by Rebecca Cremona
16/06/2015
Malta's first feature film accepted as an official entry for the 87th Academy Awards adopts several angles as it examines the ongoing tragedy unfolding on Europe’s borders  
Simshar
Since I Was Born by Jawad Rhalib
02/12/2024
Jawad Rhalib follows a small village girl from the High Atlas fighting to pursue her studies, and thus paints the subtle portrait of a rural population and its challenges  
Puisque je suis née
Sing Me a Song by Thomas Balmès
16/12/2019
Thomas Balmès returns to the young Buddhist monk Peyangki, who appeared in his earlier work Happiness and is now wrestling with a crisis of adolescence while Bhutan gets to grips with modernisation  
Sing Me a Song

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