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7064 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/06/2024. 760 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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There Is Still Tomorrow by Paola Cortellesi
20/10/2023
The debut as director of actress Paola Cortellesi is a successful fresco on the condition of women in 1940s Italy, with an excellent balance of drama and humour  
C'è ancora domani
There Was a Little Ship by Marion Hänsel
05/02/2020
From her hospital bed, Belgian filmmaker Marion Hänsel creates an intimate portrait of the cities, events and people that have shaped her life  
Il était un petit navire
There Will Be No More Night by Éléonore Weber
20/03/2020
Eléonore Weber signs her name to a fascinating and terrifying documentary which looks to decipher and reflect upon images filmed by helicopters on operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan  
Il n’y aura plus de nuit
There Will Come a Day by Giorgio Diritti
04/03/2013
In his third feature length film, Giorgio Diritti focuses on a young woman in the Amazon going through a crisis, between uncontaminated nature and misery.  
Un giorno devi andare
Thérèse Desqueyroux by Claude Miller
26/05/2012
In the late Claude Miller’s final film, Audrey Tautou shines in the dramatic role of a young woman suffocated by bourgeois conventions.  
These Daughters of Mine by Kinga Dębska
20/10/2015
The second fictional film by Polish documentary maker Kinga Dębska, starring Agata Kulesza (Ida), was screened in the Official Selection at the 10th Rome Film Fest  
Moje córki, krowy
These Encounters of Theirs by Jean-Marie Straub, Danièle Huillet
07/09/2006
They Call Me Babu by Sandra Beerends
25/11/2019
Sandra Beerends’ feature-length documentary tells a valuable tale of self-determination using unique archive footage from the Dutch East Indies  
They Call Me Babu
They Call Me Jeeg by Gabriele Mainetti
19/10/2015
The debut piece by Gabriele Mainetti, which is part of the Official Selection at the Rome Film Fest, is a surprising and imaginative film set in the underworld of the Roman suburbs  
Lo chiamavano Jeeg Robot
They Carry Death by Helena Girón, Samuel M. Delgado
08/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Helena Girón and Samuel M Delgado craft a valiant and scathing political critique of the official version of history, in the guise of an organic film about ancestral adventures  
Eles transportan a morte

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