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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/06/2025. 784 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Far Field by John Slattery
17/06/2022
In John Slattery's docu-fiction, a 90-year-old Irish farmer plays himself in a moving and ironic tale of loneliness  
The Far Field
Far From Men by David Oelhoffen
01/09/2014
VENICE 2014: This French western set against the backdrop of the Algerian Revolution rolls out the Venice competition’s red carpet for Viggo Mortensen, Reda Kateb and David Oelhoffen  
Loin des hommes
Far From You I Grew by Marie Dumora
02/10/2020
Marie Dumora continues her exploration of a fascinating film terrain with her 5th documentary in almost 20 years, focused on one same family, which has been awarded Cannes’ ACID selection label  
Loin de vous j'ai grandi
Far West by Pierre-François Sauter
19/04/2024
Swiss director and artist Pierre-François Sauter captures the everyday lives of a fisherman and fisherwoman couple who live in harmony with the natural world to which they’re devoted  
Far West
Farewell My Queen by Benoît Jacquot
02/02/2012
Panic in Versailles during the first days of the French Revolution. Léa Seydoux and Diane Kruger shine in the sumptuous film with modern undertones that opened Berlinale 2012.  
Les Adieux à la reine
Farewell Paradise by Sonja Wyss
29/01/2020
Sonja Wyss’ first feature film is an autobiographical documentary exploring the ambiguity and emotions of a Swiss family  
The Farewell Party by Sharon Maymon, Tal Granit
06/09/2014
After receiving the BNL Audience Award at Venice Days, the dramatic comedy about euthanasia by Israeli duo Tal Granit & Sharon Maymon will be screened in Toronto  
Mita Tova
Farewell To The Moon by Dick Tuinder
30/01/2014
Dutch director Dick Tuinder presents a successful portrait of the destruction of a family in the 1970s in the middle of the social revolution in Rotterdam  
Afscheid van de Maan
Farewell to the Night by André Téchiné
13/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: André Téchiné directs a film about a grandmother played by Catherine Deneuve, who finds herself in a very stressful situation when her grandson announces he’s going to Syria  
L'Adieu à la nuit
Farewell To The Parents by Astrid Johanna Ofner
06/11/2017
Astrid Johanna Ofner’s debut feature, which was shown at the Viennale, blurs the boundary between documentary and fiction, and between literature and film  
Abschied von den Eltern

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