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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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No Place for You in Our Town by Nikolay Stefanov
28/06/2022
Nikolay Stefanov’s doc is a hard-hitting, yet sometimes tender, look at the racist football hooligans of FC Minyor, located in Pernik, Bulgaria  
No Place for You in Our Town
No Place like Home by Rolando Ravello
22/02/2013
Actor Rolando Ravello’s directing debut is a bitter comedy on a family which house is taken over by outsiders.  
Tutti contro tutti
No quiero perderte nunca by Alejo Levis
13/07/2018
Alejo Levis uses spooky imagery and sound to beckon the viewer into the world of a woman grieving deeply  
No quiero perderte nunca
No Sleep Till by Alexandra Simpson
03/09/2024
VENICE 2024: It’s hurricane season in the Sunshine State in Alexandra Simpson’s meandering but mesmerising feature debut, which is never short on vibes  
No Sleep Till
No U-Turn by Ike Nnaebue
22/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Nollywood director Ike Nnaebue's accomplished Berlinale Documentary Award Special Mention-winning film tells a strong story but has a confusing attitude  
No U-Turn
Nobadi by Karl Markovics
12/09/2019
Karl Markovics tries to address guilt and remorse in his story about the fateful encounter between a refugee and an Austrian pensioner, but follows patterns that are too familiar to make an impact  
Nobadi
Nobody Has To Know by Bouli Lanners
13/09/2021
Bouli Lanners deterritorialises his cinema to tell, in English, a tender and delicate love story, doubled with a portrait of emancipation and a reflection on memory  
Nobody Has To Know
Nobody Likes Me by Petr Kazda, Tomáš Weinreb
15/11/2024
Petr Kazda and Tomáš Weinreb follow up their breakthrough debut I, Olga Hepnarová with an intimate psychological drama tackling a taboo issue  
Nikdo mne nemá rád
Nobody's Hero by Alain Guiraudie
10/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022 : Alain Guiraudie examines the psyche of “Deep France” through an unrestrained vaudeville both tender and ironic, against the backdrop of fears about terrorist attacks and immigrants  
Viens, je t'emmène
Nobody's Home by Deniz Akçay
30/08/2013
The loss of identity of a family after the unexpected death of the father is the central theme of Turkish director Deniz Akçay’s film debut, presented during Venice Days  
Köksüz - Nobody's Home

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