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7849 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/06/2025. 783 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Julieta by Pedro Almodóvar
07/04/2016
Pedro Almodóvar’s new film is a stylised ode to depression, with glimmers of talent but an overdose of self-indulgence, wallowing in misfortune and tragedy  
Julieta
Jumbo by Zoé Wittock
29/01/2020
Belgium’s Zoé Wittock sticks her neck out with a screwball, metaphorical first feature film, a highly original yet unfulfilling offering in which Noémie Merlant shines bright  
Jumbo
The Jump by Giedre Žickyte
12/10/2020
Giedrė Žickytė’s documentary centres on the moving story of the Kudirka incident, known for several years as the US Coast Guard’s “Day of Shame”  
The Jump
Jumping the Fence by Benito Zambrano
14/03/2024
Benito Zambrano presents an interesting dramatic thriller about the tragedy of immigration with the aim of reaching the general public  
El salto
Jumping The Shadows by Steven Blatter, Lorenzo Valmontone
05/05/2015
Steven Blatter and Lorenzo Valmontone’s film paints a poetic and highly realistic portrait of an incredibly compassionate character who has one foot in the shadows and one in the light  
Jumping The Shadows
Jumpman by Ivan Tverdovsky
13/07/2018
KARLOVY VARY 2018: Ivan I Tverdovsky's third feature is his most dynamic and technically polished, but also least humane and touching, film to date  
Podbrosy
Juniors by Hugo P. Thomas
25/07/2023
Hugo P Thomas delivers a refreshing and funny, sociological teen movie about two young country kids entangled in an enormous lie  
Juniors
Jupiter by Benjamin Pfohl
18/12/2023
Benjamin Pfohl catches us off guard with a captivating and cleverly executed first feature film about a young woman introduced by her parents to an undoubtedly troubling community  
Jupiter
Jupiter's Moon by Kornél Mundruczó
19/05/2017
CANNES 2017: This thrill ride of a film by Kornél Mundruczó blends Christlike fantasy with the topics of migrants and a society on the brink of becoming a police state  
Felesleges ember
Just a Movement by Vincent Meessen
05/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Belgium’s Vincent Meessen offers up a circular, hybrid film which hovers between documentary and filmed essay  
Juste un Mouvement

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