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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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Red Island by Robin Campillo
30/05/2023
Robin Campillo puts decolonisation through a very subtle sieve in a film about a family and the French military presence in Madagascar  
L'Île rouge
Red Joan by Trevor Nunn
25/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Not even Dame Judi Dench can salvage Trevor Nunn’s lacklustre adaptation of Jennie Rooney’s spy novel  
Red Joan
Red Jungle by Juan José Lozano, Zoltán Horváth
15/03/2022
In this animated oddity by Juan José Lozano and Zoltán Horváth, Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness meets You’ve Got Mail  
Jungle rouge
Red Moon Tide by Lois Patiño
28/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: The second feature film by Lois Patiño is a highly aesthetic ghostly dream, which pays tribute to his Galician homeland, where death is inextricably linked to the sea  
Lúa vermella
Red Path by Lotfi Achour
13/08/2024
Lotfi Achour portrays the psychological impact of trauma within a politically charged landscape after a jihadist attack shatters a young boy’s life  
Les Enfants rouges
The Red Phallus by Tashi Gyeltshen
12/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Tashi Gyeltshen's debut feature unfolds in an interesting setting and employs some commendable visual solutions, but its slow pace fails to keep viewers hooked  
The Red Phallus
Red Sky at Night by Emanuele Mengotti
16/06/2022
The second chapter in Emanuele Mengotti’s trilogy on the American West depicts the first days of lockdown in Las Vegas, flitting between doctors, deniers and homeless people  
Rosso di sera
Red Soil by Farid Bentoumi
12/03/2021
A pacey, socially engaged, family-focused thriller which follows in the wake of a whistleblower to examine the conflict between the fight against pollution and the defence of economic interests  
Rouge
The Red Spider by Marcin Koszalka
09/07/2015
The eagerly awaited feature debut by Polish filmmaker Marcin Koszalka is a precise and chilling examination of obsession and death  
Czerwony Pająk
The Red Turtle by Michael Dudok de Wit
22/05/2016
CANNES 2016: Dutch-British director Michael Dudok de Wit tells the story of the simple life of a man alone in the middle of the sea, with only Mother Nature as company  
La Tortue rouge

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