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8709 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 655 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Mary Anning by Marcel Barelli
13/06/2025
In his first feature, Swiss animation director Marcel Barelli portrays a character that’s as interesting as she is mysterious: palaeontologist Mary Anning  
Mary Anning
Mary Magdalene by Gessica Généus
15/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Gessica Généus delivers a flamboyant drama about a young sex worker living as a free woman and a young evangelist consumed by doubt in Haiti  
Marie Madeleine
Mary Queen of Scots by Josie Rourke
19/12/2018
Josie Rourke’s lavishly staged debut film tells of the regal shenanigans leading up to the union of England and Scotland  
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary Queen of Scots by Thomas Imbach
19/08/2013
Thomas Imbach’s film walks into a minefield where the risk of producing a lame film is very high  
Mary Queen of Scots
Marygoround by Daria Woszek
01/12/2020
Forget Steve Carell: in Daria Woszek's odd film, there is a new 50-year-old virgin in town, and she has devotional objects to prove it  
Maryjki
Masc by Bertil Nilsson
18/09/2026
Bertil Nilsson’s feature debut is a slyly comic study of a young man negotiating his neurodiversity, masculinity and queerness  
Masc
Mascarade by Nicolas Bedos
30/05/2022
CANNES 2022: Nicolas Bedos proves that playing shady in the sun might be hazardous to your health, your love life and your criminal record  
Mascarade
Maspalomas by Aitor Arregi, Jose Mari Goenaga
23/09/2025
The protagonist of Aitor Arregi and José Mari Goenaga’s melodrama leaves the titular queer paradise to return not only to his city, but also to the closet it was so hard to come out of  
Maspalomas
Massimo Troisi: Somebody Down There Likes Me by Mario Martone
17/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Mario Martone pays an affectionate and sincere tribute to the Neapolitan actor-director Massimo Troisi, who died prematurely in 1994 and is still a source of inspiration today  
Laggiù qualcuno mi ama
Mata by Rachel Lang
26/05/2026
With her third feature film, Rachel Lang shifts her arthouse cinema towards the spy thriller genre, exploring the inner workings and shadowy corners of the intelligence world  
Mata

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