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7902 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 11/07/2025. 767 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Rumours by Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, Galen Johnson
24/05/2024
CANNES 2024: In Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson’s rambunctious comedy, the Canadian filmmakers imagine the end of the world beginning at a G7 summit  
Rumours
Run by Scott Graham
09/05/2019
Scottish filmmaker Scott Graham's third feature is a story about parents watching children repeat their mistakes, and the conflict between adolescent freedom and adult responsibilities  
Run
Run by Philippe Lacôte
18/05/2014
Through the initiating journey of a character we follow from childhood into adulthood, from one identity to the next, Philippe Lacôte tells us a story of violence in the Ivory Coast  
Run
Runner by Marian Mathias
19/09/2022
Marian Mathias' first feature film statically depicts a young woman’s escape  
Runner
Runner by Andrius Blazevicius
24/08/2021
The sophomore feature by Lithuanian director Andrius Blaževičius, having its world premiere at Karlovy Vary, is a breathless examination of the limits of love, freedom and sacrifice  
Bėgikė
Running on Empty by Lisa Weber
02/03/2020
BERLINALE 2020: In her Panorama-screened documentary, Lisa Weber brings back the couch potato  
Jetzt oder morgen
La Rusa by Aritz Ortiz
15/05/2020
The region of Estremadura, with its villages, meadows and stifling summers, feeds into the tension of Aritz Ortiz’s debut film, a thriller denouncing abuse and mistreatment  
La Rusa
Rusalka by Claudiu Mitcu
21/06/2024
Established Romanian documentarist Claudiu Mitcu comes up with a fiction feature debut about an ageing group of friends facing existential conclusions during a seaside holiday  
Rusalka
The Russian Woodpecker by Chad Gracia
15/06/2015
The debut documentary of American-Portuguese theatrical director Chad Gracia, was produced by London-based production company Roast Beef and won the World Cinema Grand Jury Grand Prize at Sundance.  
The Russian Woodpecker
Rust & Bone by Jacques Audiard
09/05/2012
A new masterly work by Jacques Audiard who adds poignant melodrama to his realist and violent universe of social film noir.  
De rouille et d’os

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