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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/06/2025. 781 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Fashion Babylon by Gianluca Matarrese
15/11/2022
The documentary by Gianluca Matarrese explores the behind-the-scenes world of haute couture following three characters who gravitate around it  
Fashion Babylon
Fassbinder by Annekatrin Hendel
24/11/2015
Director Annekatrin Hendel builds up a fascinating and intimate portrait of the most controversial and productive German filmmaker, Rainer Werner Fassbinder  
Fassbinder
Fasten Your Seatbelts by Ferzan Ozpetek
26/02/2013
In his tenth film - a dramatic comedy with multiple main characters - the Italian director of Turkish descent has chosen to represent the phenomenology of passionate love as it is confronted by true pain, illness and death.  
Allacciate le cinture
The Fatalist by João Botelho
06/09/2005
Father by Srdan Golubovic
24/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Serbian director Srdan Golubović has brought his latest film, a mix of Ken Loachian social drama and on-foot road movie, to the Berlinale's Panorama section  
Otac
Father by Visar Morina
21/10/2015
The film by Visar Morina, Best Director Award at Karlovy Vary and Kosovo’s candidate for the 2016 Oscars, was also in competition at CinÉast  
Babai
Father and Sons by Félix Moati
31/01/2019
Félix Moati’s debut comedy-drama is about a father and two sons in search of meaning and connection  
Deux fils
My Father from Sirius by Einari Paakkanen
13/10/2016
The touching Finnish documentary about a man confronting his father’s beliefs, directed by Einari Paakkanen, had its international premiere at the Warsaw Film Festival  
Isäni tähtien takaa
Father of My Children by Mia Hansen-Løve
04/12/2009
The fascinating portrait of an auteur film producer whose life is in freefall. This sensitive and subtle work won the Special Jury Prize in the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes  
Le Père de mes enfants
El Father Plays Himself by Mo Scarpelli
27/04/2020
Mo Scarpelli’s third outing shows why employing your father to act in your film may not be the best idea in this tale of estrangement, love and moviemaking  
El Father Plays Himself

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