Film Reviews

8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Easy Virtue by Stephan Elliott

27/10/2008

Eat Sleep Die by Gabriela Pichler

13/06/2013

Gabriela Pincher gives us some insight into a country to have lost its innocence.  

Äta sova dö

Äta sova dö

Eat the Night by Caroline Poggi, Jonathan Vinel

21/05/2024

CANNES 2024: Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel launch into a bold and highly ambitious film about youth, the virtual and reality, but the piece as a whole doesn't quite live up to its promise  

Eat the Night

Eat the Night

Eat Your Bones by Jean-Charles Hue

19/05/2014

CANNES 2014: A modern western and an electrified dive into the Directors' Fortnight for Jean-Charles Hue in the extraordinary world of the Yenish community outlaws  

Mange tes morts

Mange tes morts

The Eavesdropper by Thomas Kruithof

23/11/2016

The first feature by Thomas Kruithof tends to confuse, rather than explain the inner workings of the nerve centres of power  

La Mécanique de l'ombre

La Mécanique de l'ombre

Echo by Rúnar Rúnarsson

14/08/2019

Rúnar Rúnarsson’s film is not another Christmas movie  

Bergmál

Bergmál

The Echo Chamber by Andrea Pallaoro

06/09/2026

VENICE 2026: Andrea Pallaoro’s claustrophobic relationship drama turns emotional dependency into a punishingly inert two-hour chamber piece  

The Echo Chamber

The Echo Chamber

The Echo of the Herd by Matthias Joulaud, Lucien Roux

27/04/2026

The first feature by young French directors Mathias Joulaud and Lucien Roux is born of a magical encounter with Didier, a 50-year-old, non-hearing man who works on a cattle farm in Auvergne  

La Voix du troupeau

La Voix du troupeau

Echo of You by Zara Zerny

23/11/2023

Zara Zerny’s feature debut is a moving documentary that speaks about love and death, and does so with shocking beauty and honesty  

Echo of You

Echo of You

The Echo by Tatiana Huezo

17/02/2023

BERLINALE 2023: Tatiana Huezo's latest documentary takes us to a remote Mexican village where children from a large family are struggling with the changing climate and interpersonal strife  

El eco

El eco

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