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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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When It Melts by Veerle Baetens
23/01/2023
In her first feature-length directorial effort, Veerle Baetens offers up a very close adaptation of Lise Spit’s novel, exploring the resurgence of our childhood traumas  
Het Smelt
When Lightning Flashes Over the Sea by Eva Neymann
22/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Eva Neymann explores the persistence and resilience of locals and warzone refugees in the Ukrainian harbour city of Odesa  
When Lightning Flashes Over the Sea
When Margaux Meets Margaux by Sophie Fillières
14/03/2018
Sophie Fillières creates layers of realism and fantasy with a playful score in a film starring Sandrine Kiberlain and Agathe Bonitzer  
La Belle et la Belle
When the Day Had No Name by Teona Strugar Mitevska
27/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Teona Strugar Mitevska's fourth feature is her most accomplished and rewarding film to date  
When the Day Had No Name
When the Light Breaks by Rúnar Rúnarsson
16/05/2024
CANNES 2024: A group of Reykjavík art-school pals deal with a sudden tragedy in Rúnar Rúnarsson’s fourth feature  
Ljósbrot
When the Night by Cristina Comencini
07/09/2011
When the Persimmons Grew by Hilal Baydarov
26/08/2019
The Azerbaijani-Austrian production, which won the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Documentary Film, is a meditative, poetic documentary and an intimate portrait of the filmmaker’s mother  
Xurmalar Yetişən Vaxt
When the Phone Rang by Iva Radivojevic
13/08/2024
In her third feature, Iva Radivojević goes through memories of having to emigrate as a child in the time when the war in Yugoslavia started  
Kada je zazvonio telefon
When the Trees Fall by Marysia Nikitiuk
23/02/2018
BERLIN 2018: Marysia Nikitiuk’s first film is intense and full of vitality, just like the life of a teenager  
Koly padayut dereva
When the War Comes by Jan Gebert
16/02/2018
BERLIN 2018: Czech filmmaker Jan Gebert's first feature-length documentary about a Slovak paramilitary group is scary on many levels, although hardly surprising  
Az prijde válka

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