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7851 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 775 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Plan by Polo Menárguez
20/02/2020
Polo Menárguez brings to the big screen all of the tension, scathing humour and harsh criticism from the stage play on which his first feature, starring Raúl Arévalo and Antonio de la Torre, is based  
El plan
Planet B by Aude Léa Rapin
29/08/2024
VENICE 2024: Aude Léa Rapin ventures into the genre of the societal sci-fi thriller, plunging into a world that is particularly worrying for civil liberties  
Planète B
Planet Petrila by Andrei Dăscălescu
12/06/2017
Andrei Dăscălescu’s feature-length documentary, which has just screened at Transilvania, shows how art can save tradition  
Planet Petrila
El planeta by Amalia Ulman
04/02/2021
Centring on a mother and daughter scraping by in the midst of the crisis, the feature debut by artist Amalia Ulman is brimming with freshness, levity and a sense of humour  
El planeta
Planetarium by Rebecca Zlotowski
08/09/2016
VENICE 2016: Rebecca Zlotowski brings us a film which is captivating, cryptic and a bit of a crossbreed under its novelistic surface, starring Natalie Portman, Emmanuel Salinger and Lily Rose Depp  
Planétarium
Plastic Guns by Jean-Christophe Meurisse
25/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Jean-Christophe Meurisse’s third feature is a farcical retelling of real-life events that leans heavily on macabre humour  
Les Pistolets en plastique
Plastic Symphony by Juraj Lehotský
23/11/2022
Juraj Lehotský’s psychological drama is aesthetically elegant but fails to dig deep into its lead character’s soul, resulting in a rather cold-hearted viewing experience  
Plastic Symphony
The Platform by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia
16/10/2019
Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia’s feature film debut is an organic, nightmarish fairy tale which is fairly well-executed, which has claimed multiple awards and which carries a strong socio-political message  
El hoyo
Plato's Academy by Filippos Tsitos
24/08/2010
Social commentary and heartwarming specificity are what make Filippos Tsitos’ (LUX Prize competition 2010) bittersweet dramedy as a example of one of Greece’s finest inventions: satire  
Akadimia Platonos
Play by Ruben Östlund
24/09/2011
Delinquency, racism and integration in Europe. An explosive subject for a Swedish film of rare intelligence. Unveiled at Cannes and finalist for the Lux Prize 2011.  
Play

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