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Serviam – I Will Serve by Ruth Mader
11/08/2022
Austrian director Ruth Mader demonstrates great lucidity while investigating the consequences of a mysticism which morphs into fanaticism  
Serviam – Ich will dienen
Servus Papa, See You in Hell by Christopher Roth
24/11/2022
Christopher Roth’s new feature sees libertine ideas twisted into tyranny and examines the effect of this on a teenage girl growing up in a commune near Vienna  
Servus Papa, See You in Hell
Sesión Salvaje by Paco Limón, Julio César Sánchez
03/04/2020
Through the words of modern-day filmmakers, this entertaining documentary rehabilitates the particular brand of genre cinema that was produced in Spain between the Franco years and the 1980s  
Sesión Salvaje
Settembre by Giulia Louise Steigerwalt
06/04/2022
Giulia Louise Steigerwalt takes her first steps behind the cameras with a fresh and well-written ensemble comedy whose actors are perfectly aligned with their parts  
Settembre
The Settlement by Mohamed Rashad
19/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Underprivileged youths from Alexandria strive for a better future in the soft and sensitive narrative debut by Mohamed Rashad  
Al mosta'mera
Settlers by Wyatt Rockefeller
08/11/2021
Wyatt Rockefeller's sci-fi western set on Mars is not a boring political film about a future environmental disaster, but is able to excite and entertain  
Settlers
The Settlers by Felipe Gálvez
24/05/2023
CANNES 2023: Felipe Gálvez's punchy debut feature, a Tierra del Fuego Western in early 20th century Chile, lifts the veil on the ethnic cleansing carried out by capitalism  
Los colonos
Seven Acts of Mercy by Massimiliano De Serio, Gianluca De Serio
12/08/2011
A review of the De Serio brothers’ first fiction film, Seven Works of Mercy, in competition at Locarno.  
Seven Days by Ali Samadi Ahadi
16/09/2024
Directed by Ali Samadi Ahadi, this Mohammad Rasoulof-penned film tells of the true-to-life sacrifices that Iranian women human rights leaders make as both mothers and activists  
Haft Rooz
Seven Psychopaths by Martin McDonagh
19/10/2012
Seven Psychopaths is exhilarating and engaging cinema  

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