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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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Infinity Pool by Brandon Cronenberg

30/01/2023

Brandon Cronenberg follows up the visceral thrills of Possessor with a class- and self-aware satire of the guilty rich  

Infinity Pool

Infinity Pool

Ingeborg Bachmann – Journey into the Desert by Margarethe von Trotta

19/02/2023

BERLINALE 2023: Margarethe von Trotta’s latest effort struggles to elevate itself from being anything more than a rather outdated upper-class drama  

Ingeborg Bachmann – Reise in die Wüste

Ingeborg Bachmann – Reise in die Wüste

Inherit the Viper by Anthony Jerjen

01/10/2019

Young Swiss director Anthony Jerjen presents his feature debut, an intense family story with tragic implications  

Inherit the Viper

Inherit the Viper

Inheritance by Hiam Abbass

06/09/2012

Actress Hiam Abbass turns to directing and paints the portrait of a Palestinian family in Israel torn between tradition and modernity  

Ink by Danny Boyle

02/09/2026

VENICE 2026: Danny Boyle tells the salacious story of the UK’s notorious The Sun tabloid, with Jack O’Connell as the first editor under Rupert Murdoch’s leadership  

Ink

Ink

Ink of Yam by Tom Fröhlich

26/10/2018

German director Tom Fröhlich explores the difficult situation in Jerusalem from a novel, relevant perspective  

Ink of Yam

Ink of Yam

Ink Wash by Sarra Tsorakidis

22/10/2024

Sarra Tsorakidis’s debut feature, following a painter as she faces her 40s and her future prospects while on a job in the Romanian forest, suffers on account of being a tad too contemplative  

Ink Wash

Ink Wash

Inland by Fridtjof Ryder

21/10/2022

Young director Fridtjof Ryder crafts an atmospheric feature debut that is both unsettling and surprisingly warm  

Inland

Inland

Inland by Juan Palacios

02/10/2020

Juan Palacios paints a portrait of a deserted Spain, where his grandfather lulls himself to sleep by counting the empty houses in his village, while the sheep caper in the meadows  

Meseta

Meseta

Inland by Jon Blåhed

27/01/2020

Jon Blåhed’s new feature is an intriguing Swedish study of a metropolitan migrant starting anew in the middle of nowhere  

Inland

Inland

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