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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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Staring at Strangers by Félix Viscarret
27/10/2022
Paco León goes into the closet in this film that tries, and at times succeeds, to transfer to the screen the amazingly mind-blowing universe of the writer Juan José Millás  
No mires a los ojos
Starred Up by David Mackenzie
18/12/2013
The latest film by British director David Mackenzie bursts with brutal charisma that transcends the prison film genre  
Starred Up
The Starry Sky Above Me by Ilan Klipper
26/07/2017
Ilan Klipper's feature debut is a psychological chamber drama-comedy about how our loved ones misjudge us with the best of intentions  
Le Ciel étoilé au-dessus de ma tête
Stars at Noon by Claire Denis
26/05/2022
CANNES 2022: Claire Denis’ latest offering makes little sense, and in a way, it’s all the better for it  
Stars at Noon
The Stars of Stern by Gad Abittan
30/05/2018
French-Israeli journalist and film critic Gad Abittan makes his film debut with this very personal documentary about an issue of broad social significance  
Hakochavim shel Stern
The Startup by Alessandro D'Alatri
06/04/2017
Directed by Alessandro D’Alatri and released in Italy today, the film tells the true story of a young Italian Mark Zuckerberg. But the start-up community considers it mere bluff  
The Startup - Accendi il tuo futuro
State Funeral by Sergei Loznitsa
23/10/2019
Sergei Loznitsa shows how the funeral of Joseph Stalin brought the entire Soviet Union to a standstill in 1953  
State Funeral
The State of Texas v. Melissa by Sabrina Van Tassel
23/04/2020
With care and great skill, French-American documentary-maker Sabrina Van Tassel lifts the veil on the miscarriage of justice which led Melissa Lucio to be placed on Texas’ death row  
The State of Texas v. Melissa
Stations of the Cross by Dietrich Brüggemann
09/02/2014
Dietrich Brüggemann is competing in Berlin with a captivating and shocking film whose young heroine, raised in a traditionalist Catholic milieu, decides to sacrifice herself to God  
Kreuzweg
Status and Terrain by Ute Adamczewski
23/12/2019
Ute Adamczewski's winner of the Best German Film Award at DOK Leipzig looks at various spaces in Saxony in the context of their heritage as early Nazi concentration camps  
Zustand und Gelände

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