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7852 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 776 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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A House Made of Splinters by Simon Lereng Wilmont
31/01/2022
Danish director ​​Simon Lereng Wilmont follows up his 2017 festival favourite The Distant Barking of Dogs with a sensitive portrait of a temporary house for neglected children in Eastern Ukraine  
A House Made of Splinters
A Hustler's Diary by Ivica Zubak
25/10/2017
One of the funniest films at this year’s Warsaw Film Festival deftly avoids clichés and manages to surprise at every turn  
Måste gitt
A Ilha dos Cães by Jorge António
02/05/2017
Portuguese director Jorge António directs a genre film set against the backdrop of the post-colonial legacy  
A Ilha dos Cães
A Jewish Life by Christian Krönes, Florian Weigensamer, Christian Kermer, Roland Schrotthofer
06/07/2021
Austrian directors Christian Krönes, Florian Weigensamer, Roland Schrotthofer and Christian Kermer return with a documentary that zooms in on Holocaust survivor Marko Feingold  
Ein jüdisches Leben
A life like any other by Faustine Cros
28/10/2022
In her DOK Leipzig-winning documentary, Faustine Cros creates a sobering, in-depth portrait of an era through her painfully personal family story  
Une vie comme une autre
A Little Love Package by Gastón Solnicki
15/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Gastón Solnicki's fifth feature is a baffling experiment made all the more confusing by being billed as a “classic comedy”  
A Little Love Package
A Loss of Something Ever Felt by Carlos E. Lesmes
28/05/2020
The dark reality of drug addiction and the complexity of familial ties are explored in Carlos E Lesmes’ moving documentary  
A Loss of Something Ever Felt
A Magnificent Life by Sylvain Chomet
18/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Sylvain Chomet celebrates and reintroduces French institution Marcel Pagnol in his animated biopic, which, while not explicit, is definitely a film for adults  
Marcel et Monsieur Pagnol
A Man and a Camera by Guido Hendrikx
22/04/2021
This high concept Dutch documentary sees its director Guido Hendrikx knock, knock, knocking on hinterland's doors  
A Man and a Camera
A Man Leaning by Marie-Violaine Brincard, Olivier Dury
30/10/2020
Marie-Violaine Brincard and Olivier Dury beautifully pay homage to the talent and tragic destiny of poet Thierry Metz through an atmospheric and literary documentary  
L'Homme qui penche

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