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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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The Great Game by Nicolas Pariser
15/12/2015
An operation of political sabotage for André Dussollier and Melvil Poupaud. A promising debut feature by Nicolas Pariser  
Le Grand Jeu
The Great Magic by Noémie Lvovsky
12/12/2022
Where some people see walls, others see the sea. Noémie Lvovsky offers up a joyous interlude in the form of a musical and a light-hearted parable on existential themes  
La Grande Magie
The Great Movement by Kiro Russo
06/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Bolivia’s Kiro Russo delivers a fascinating film where nature and the poison of sprawling urbanisation collide to seismic effect  
El Gran Movimiento
The Great Silence by Katrine Brocks
21/09/2022
Katrine Brocks' feature debut explores themes of faith, forgiveness and guilt that, despite its ambition, falls short of the emotional heights the story demands  
Den Store Stilhed
Greater Gospel by Javier Codesal
02/11/2022
Javier Codesal’s winner of the Ji.hlava Award for Original Approach combines the spiritual with the carnal  
Evangelio mayor
Greed by Michael Winterbottom
18/09/2019
Michael Winterbottom has made a hilarious film about the dangers of capitalism, utilising his muse Steve Coogan as a retail giant  
Greed
Green Border by Agnieszka Holland
07/09/2023
VENICE 2023: Polish leading light Agnieszka Holland returns with an adroit look at Belarus’s disruption of her country’s and the EU’s immigration policies  
Zielona granica
Green Boys by Ariane Doublet
19/03/2019
Through the meeting of two adolescent boys - a Guinean illegal immigrant and a Normandy teen - Ariane Doublet crafts a rural film which is simple, tender and educational  
Green Boys
Green Is the New Red by Anna Recalde Miranda
22/11/2024
Anna Recalde Miranda’s fifth documentary sounds the alarm bells for Latin America’s politics  
De la guerre froide à la guerre verte
Green Line by Sylvie Ballyot
19/08/2024
French director Sylvie Ballyot presents a debut feature that revisits the Lebanese Civil War period through the eyes of a young girl  
Green Line

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