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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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We Won't Kill Each Other with Guns by María Ripoll
29/03/2022
Director María Ripoll’s intention is to paint a portrait of a generation adrift, but it remains just that – a mere intention  
Nosaltres no ens matarem amb pistoles
The Wedding Day by Wojciech Smarzowski
25/11/2021
Wojciech Smarzowski’s Polish official selection entry recounts a dark chapter in Poland’s wartime history  
Wesele
Wedding Night by Rachel Elitzur
17/05/2023
Rachel Elitzur’s concise but intense second feature-length documentary digs into the contradictory regulations governing ultra-Orthodox Jewish marriage  
Wedding Night
The Wednesday Child by Lili Horvát
01/02/2016
The debut piece by director and screenwriter Lili Horvát takes a delicate and elegant approach to reconstructing the journey to social redemption of a young Hungarian woman  
A szerdai gyerek
Le Week-End by Roger Michell
23/09/2013
Roger Michell, director of films such as Notting Hill and Enduring Love, will be competing for the Golden Shell at the 60th San Sebastian Film Festival  
Le Week-End
Weekend Rebels by Marc Rothemund
08/11/2024
A father takes his autistic son to some football games so that he can find a club to support and prevail over the horrors of the outside world in Marc Rothemund’s film  
Wochenendrebellen
The Weeping Walk by Dimitri Verhulst
22/10/2024
Already adapted three times for the big screen, Dimitri Verhulst makes his debut as auteur and director with an absurd comedy carried by the always remarkable Peter Van den Begin  
Waarom Wettelen
The Weight of Elephants by Daniel Joseph Borgman
10/02/2013
New-Zealander Daniel Joseph Borgman’s debut film presented in the Forum and Generation sections of the Berlin Festival  
Weightless by Sara Fgaier
13/08/2024
Italian director Sara Fgaier’s debut is a haunting, poetic and emotional film about love, memory and death  
Sulla terra leggeri
Welcome by Philippe Lioret
10/09/2009
Welcome is a moving encounter between a French swimming instructor and a young Kurd dreaming of England. A well-scripted and well-researched film on the realities of illegal immigration  
Welcome

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