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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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Bring Them Down by Chris Andrews
04/10/2024
Bad blood and paternalism lead to escalating and absurd violence in Christopher Andrews’ promising debut feature, starring an Irish-speaking Christopher Abbott  
Bring Them Down
The Brink of Dreams by Nada Riyadh, Ayman El Amir
17/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Egypt’s Nada Riyadh and Ayman El Amir follow a group of young women as they challenge longstanding norms by starting an all-female street-theatre troupe  
Rafaat einy ll sama
Broadway by Christos Massalas
27/01/2022
A thriller blending romance and social realism, Christos Massalas’ hybrid first feature film follows a small community of pickpockets living in Athens  
Broadway
Broken by Edmond Budina
12/04/2018
Edmond Budina returns six years after releasing Balkan Bazar with a merciless portrait of modern-day Albania, devastated by political corruption, toxic waste and broken emotional bonds  
Të thyer
Broken by Rufus Norris
18/05/2012
An inventive and very promising first feature by Britain’s Rufus Norris, which mixes comedy and drama with amazing virtuosity.  
The Broken Circle Breakdown by Felix van Groeningen
16/04/2013
A heartbreaking melodrama based on a play. Winner of the Prize of the Public and Europa Cinemas Label at the Panorama in the 2013 Berlinale.  
The Broken Circle Breakdown
Broken Embraces by Pedro Almodóvar
16/03/2009
The Oscar-winning Spanish director pays tribute to his own work in a passionate drama with elements of thriller and comedy, which is his most ambitious film to date  
Los abrazos rotos
Broken Law by Paddy Slattery
03/03/2020
Paddy Slattery's debut feature is an excellent, entertaining flick that organically combines action, comedy, drama and romance  
Broken Law
Broken View by Hannes Verhoustraete
30/06/2023
In an abundant and charming film-essay, Hannes Verhoustraete tackles the story of Belgian colonialism and of the film production techniques which drew consensus for the colonial endeavour  
Broken View
Brooklyn by John Crowley
13/10/2015
Irish director John Crowley delivers a lush yet sensitive adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s immigration novel  
Brooklyn

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