Film Reviews

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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Dogborn by Isabella Carbonell

06/09/2022

VENICE 2022: Isabella Carbonell’s debut feature is a gritty, heartbreaking drama that tells us much about human nature and our struggle for survival  

Dogborn

Dogborn

DogMan by Luc Besson

01/09/2023

VENICE 2023: Luc Besson shows you can teach an old dog new tricks with his twisted, fun, crazy film – and he might even bring you some flour  

DogMan

DogMan

Dogman by Matteo Garrone

17/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Inspired by a suburban crime story, Matteo Garrone's new film focuses on the marginalised, with a very clear sentiment  

Dogman

Dogman

#dogpoopgirl by Andrei Hutuleac

29/07/2021

Inspired by real events, Andrei Huţuleac’s debut feature explores the perils of public shaming  

#dogpoopgirl

#dogpoopgirl

Dogs by Bogdan Mirica

15/05/2016

CANNES 2016: With this highly accomplished blend of film noir and modern western, Bogdan Mirica makes the transition to the feature-length format with flying colours  

Caini

Caini

Dogs Don’t Wear Pants by J-P Valkeapää

21/05/2019

CANNES 2019: Finnish helmer J-P Valkeapää proves that all you need is love. And a plastic bag  

Koirat eivät käytä housuja

Koirat eivät käytä housuja

Dogtooth by Yorgos Lanthimos

10/07/2009

By winning the Un Certain Regard Prize in Cannes, Dogtooth proved to be the little Greek movie that could  

Kynodontas

Kynodontas

Dogwatch by Gregoris Rentis

15/04/2022

Greek director Gregoris Rentis explores masculinity beyond the issues of toxicity and aggression in this hybrid story of mercenaries hired to protect ships in high-risk waters  

Vardia

Vardia

Dogworld by Alessandro Celli

04/09/2021

VENICE 2021: Shot in a run-down and toxic version of Taranto, Alessandro Celli’s debut is a dystopic but fun film which light-heartedly reflects upon the present while warning us about the future  

Mondocane

Mondocane

Dolce Fine Giornata by Jacek Borcuch

29/01/2019

Sundance regular Jacek Borcuch comes back to Park City with an alluring film, yet one that is loaded with profound questions about European identity  

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Słodki koniec dnia

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