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7849 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/06/2025. 783 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Worst Person in the World by Joachim Trier
09/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Joachim Trier delivers a perfectly watchable love story, or stories, but his female protagonist seems lifted from a fantasy land  
Verdens Verste Menneske
Things Worth Weeping For by Cristina Grosan
23/08/2021
This eccentric dramedy portrays a female “quarter-life crisis”, where becoming an adult in an overly predictable manner feels like a hugely dull prospect  
A legjobb dolgokon bõgni kell
The Wound by John Trengove
11/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: South African director John Trengove's first feature film is a powerful story on a tribal tradition of initiation into manhood  
The Wound
Wounded by Fernando Franco
30/09/2013
Fernando Franco speaks with realism and without filters about the conflicted and hypersensitive world of a woman about to have a breakdown and who suffers from a personality disorder  
La herida
Wounds by Babak Anvari
28/05/2019
CANNES 2019: Babak Anvari’s shocking body horror uses the tools of David Cronenberg to show that the biggest demons are those from within  
Wounds
The Wrath of God by Kristijan Milic
17/07/2024
Kristijan Milić blends the war-movie genre and different shades of thriller into a smooth and rock-solid amalgam  
Bozji gnjev
Wrinkles by Ignacio Ferreras
11/01/2012
A sensitive film about friendship and loneliness in a retirement home, based on a comic book by Paco Roca. Winner of two Goya and shortlisted for an Oscar.  
Arrugas
The Writer by Romas Zabarauskas
19/06/2024
Lithuanian director and LGBT activist Romas Zabarauskas’s feature brings a host of opposing intellectual, political and personal opinions on current topics to the table  
Rašytojas
Writing Hawa by Najiba Noori
26/11/2024
Najiba and Rasul Noori leverage their own subjectivity to create a tremendously powerful work on emancipation, freedom and opportunity for women in Afghanistan  
Writing Hawa
Wrong Elements by Jonathan Littell
09/11/2016
Writer Jonathan Littell directs his first film, a documentary about former child soldiers who fought with Ugandan guerrilla group LRA, which faces reality through their memories of the past  
Wrong Elements

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