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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Black Stone by Spiros Jacovides

20/07/2023

Spiros Jacovides’s anti-xenophobia social satire comments with bitter humour on an absurd administrative phenomenon in modern day Greece  

Black Stone

Black Stone

Black Tea by Abderrahmane Sissako

22/02/2024

BERLINALE 2024: Abderrahmane Sissako breaks down the boundaries between Africa and Asia, dream and reality, and past and present in an enigmatic and melancholy film on love and freedom  

Black Tea

Black Tea

Black Tide by Erick Zonca

30/05/2018

Érick Zonca’s crime-thriller is being screened in the Supernova sidebar at the Transilvania IFF  

Fleuve noir

Fleuve noir

Black Trumpet by Bojan Stijović

19/06/2026

Bojan Stijović’s feature debut is a classical but solidly crafted Montenegrin drama about return, guilt, family ties and drunken nights spiralling out of control  

Crna Truba

Crna Truba

Black Venus by Abdellatif Kechiche

07/10/2010

The director of The Secret of the Grain returns with a powerful and uncompromising work about racism. A historical film with present-day resonance unveiled at Venice  

Vénus noire

Vénus noire

Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry by Elene Naveriani

22/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Elene Naveriani’s third feature follows a 48-year-old single woman who falls in love for what seems like the first time  

Shashvi shashvi maq'vali

Shashvi shashvi maq'vali

The Blacks by Zvonimir Jurić, Goran Dević

20/10/2009

After many films about the war in former Yugoslavia, finally a Croatian one dealing with the crimes of the Croatian army  

Crnci

Crnci

Blaga's Lessons by Stephan Komandarev

04/07/2023

Bulgarian helmer Stephan Komandarev wraps up a social trilogy about the decay of his native land with his most uncompromising and least hopeful film yet  

Urotcite na Blaga

Urotcite na Blaga

Blaise by Dimitri Planchon, Jean-Paul Guigue

22/06/2026

Dimitri Planchon and Jean-Paul Guigue deliver a uniquely charming first feature film which uses humour to draw on a slightly quirky realism, creating a modest story based on misunderstandings  

Blaise

Blaise

Blancanieves by Pablo Berger

24/09/2012

Pablo Berger has made a transgressive version of the classic fairy tale set in a dark and cruel Spain, with a spirit of ode to black-and-white silent cinema.  

Blancanieves

Blancanieves

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