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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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Somewhere Over the Chemtrails by Adam Koloman Rybanský
18/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Adam Koloman Rybanský delivers an atmospheric comedy about fear, prejudices and stubbornness, set in the sleepy Czech countryside  
Kdyby radši hořelo
Son by Ivan Kavanagh
07/07/2021
Irish prodigy Ivan Kavanagh delights audiences with this explosive horror which amplifies the angst-inducing ambiguity of reality  
Son
The Son of Bigfoot by Jérémie Degruson, Ben Stassen
13/07/2017
With The Son of Bigfoot, his 6th 3D feature film (co-directed by Jérémie Degruson), Ben Stassen brings us an animated film for everyone, with its sights set on the top of the box-office charts  
Bigfoot Junior
The Son of Joseph by Eugène Green
16/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Eugène Green presents his delightful new film in the Forum at Berlin: this Biblical update verging on a romantic comedy features his trademark hieratic style of directing  
Le Fils de Joseph
Son of Mine by Remy van Heugten
23/01/2015
Remy van Heugten's social drama is the only Dutch production to be considered for the Hivos Tiger Awards  
Gluckauf
Son of Saul by László Nemes
15/05/2015
CANNES 2015: The first feature film by Hungarian filmmaker László Nemes is stunning in its visceral approach to the Shoah. The first blow of the 68th Cannes Film Festival  
Saul Fia
Son of Sofia by Elina Psykou
24/04/2017
Greek filmmaker Elina Psykou follows a new visual path in her second feature film, world-premiered in the international competition of the Tribeca Film Festival  
O Gios tis Sofias
Son of the Mullah by Nahid Persson Sarvestani
26/01/2024
Nahid Persson Sarvestani pays tribute to Rouhollah Zam, an exiled Iranian activist and journalist with a tragic fate, with a moving film about the pursuit of regime opponents  
Son of the Mullah
The Son by Florian Zeller
08/09/2022
VENICE 2022: Florian Zeller’s sophomore feature is an uncompromising statement on depression, generational trauma and parents’ responsibilities to their children  
The Son
The Son by Ines Tanovic
19/08/2019
The second feature by Bosnian filmmaker Ines Tanović has officially opened the 25th Sarajevo Film Festival and represents a truly generational Sarajevo film  
Sin

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