Film Reviews

7852 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 776 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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My Project X by Limor Pinhasov

23/05/2023

A woman revisits her own filmed interviews with criminals in order to finally understand and deal with the damage she suffered, in Limor Pinhasov’s captivating documentary  

My Project X

My Project X

My Rembrandt by Oeke Hoogendijk

25/08/2020

Oeke Hoogendijk's documentary is an amusing piece about Rembrandt enthusiasts  

My Rembrandt

My Rembrandt

My Salinger Year by Philippe Falardeau

20/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Philippe Falardeau's Margaret Qualley- and Sigourney Weaver-starrer is a disappointing and bland start to the 70th edition of the Berlin Film Festival  

My Salinger Year

My Salinger Year

My Sextortion Diary by Patricia Franquesa

18/03/2024

Patricia Franquesa’s sophomore feature looks inward at the filmmaker’s own story as a victim of sexual extortion and her quest to reclaim agency of her narrative  

Diario de mi Sextorsión

Diario de mi Sextorsión

My Sisters by Lars Kraume

12/02/2013

German Lars Kraume returns for the third time with a film in the Panorama section at the Berlinale  

My Sole Desire by Lucie Borleteau

14/03/2023

Lucie Borleteau dares to attempt a pop fairy tale, a joyful, unvarnished romcom which de-dramatises the strip-club world, rendering it as tender as it is inflammatory  

À mon seul désir

À mon seul désir

My Son by Christian Carion

20/09/2017

Christian Carion directs a rough and ready thriller, which sees Guillaume Canet fully embracing a stylistic exercise  

Mon garçon

Mon garçon

My Son by Martial Fougeron

29/09/2006

My Stolen Planet by Farahnaz Sharifi

24/02/2024

BERLINALE 2024: Resistance is both personal and political in Farahnaz Sharifi’s documentary, which uses archival footage to examine life in Iran from the revolution up to today  

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Sayyareye dozdide shodeye man

My Stupid Dog by Yvan Attal

30/10/2019

In his adaptation of John Fante’s novel, Yvan Attal delivers a bitterly amusing comedy - bordering on existential drama - about life as part of a couple and as part of a family  

Mon chien Stupide

Mon chien Stupide

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