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8704 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 651 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Vera de verdad by Beniamino Catena

24/11/2020

Beniamino Catena’s first work embarks on a poetic search for possible synchronic connections between space and time, but is ultimately too confused to satisfy sci-fi fans  

Vera de verdad

Vera de verdad

Vera Dreams of the Sea by Kaltrina Krasniqi

09/09/2021

VENICE 2021: With her feature debut, Kaltrina Krasniqi continues, and probably tops, the wave of Kosovar female directors whose films deal with the position of women in their society  

Vera andrron detin

Vera andrron detin

Verdict by Raymund Ribay Gutierrez

19/11/2019

This horrifyingly realistic French-Filipino co-production, written and directed by Raymund Ribay Gutiérrez, portrays a brutal case of domestic abuse and the subsequent, Kafkaesque, trial  

Verdict

Verdict

The Verdict by Jan Verheyen

15/02/2013

Jan Verheyen is back with Het Vonnis, a judiciary drama with Flemish movie stars Koen De Bouw, Johan Leyden and Veerle Baetens  

Verge by Ayhan Salar, Erkan Tahhuşoğlu

08/07/2016

KARLOVY VARY 2016: A duo of Turkish filmmakers crafts an immersively lyrical film revolving around psychological disarray and the further social implications in contemporary society that it carries  

Verge

Verge

Vermiglio by Maura Delpero

03/09/2024

VENICE 2024: Maura Delpero gets back to exploring motherhood in a film set at the end of the Second World War, which is visually and mentally stimulating  

Vermiglio

Vermiglio

Vermin by Sébastien Vaniček

09/09/2023

VENICE 2023: Sébastien Vaniček’s debut feature is a more convincing survival film than a social allegory  

Vermines

Vermines

Verónica by Paco Plaza

23/08/2017

Spain's Paco Plaza invokes total horror with his new film: the adolescent transformation of a tortured girl with a complicated past and a dysfunctional family  

Verónica

Verónica

Versailles by Pierre Schoeller

06/07/2008

Realism and fairy tale are combined in this disturbing social study, a subtle and moving feature debut on the subject of poverty, unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival  

Versailles

Versailles

Vertiginous by Quentin Dupieux

23/05/2026

CANNES 2026: Quentin Dupieux’s first animated feature takes us into the uncanny valley, as glitchy avatars of Alain Chabat and Jonathan Cohen ponder whether reality is in fact a simulation  

Le Vertige

Le Vertige

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