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7746 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 30/04/2025. 796 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Nheengatu – The Language from the Amazon Forest by José Barahona
15/12/2020
The DocLisboa opener, documenting a journey down the Rio Negro, proves that every filmmaker wants to be Werner Herzog when they grow up  
Nheengatu – A Língua da Amazônia
Nice Ladies by Mariia Ponomarova
27/03/2024
Through the perspective of a cheerleading team made up of penta- and septuagenarians, Mariia Ponomarova trains a fresh lens on life and survival during the Russian invasion of Ukraine  
Nice Ladies
Nico by Eline Gehring
24/06/2022
Eline Gehring directs a modest film interweaving LGBTQ+ and integration themes, whose strength lies in the empathy it cultivates for its protagonist  
Nico
Nico, 1988 by Susanna Nicchiarelli
30/08/2017
VENICE 2017: In the opening film of the Venice Film Festival’s Orizzonti section, director Susanna Nicchiarelli focuses on the twilight years of iconic singer Nico  
Nico, 1988
La niebla y la doncella by Andrés M. Koppel
22/03/2017
With this naturalistic thriller boasting a well-known Spanish cast, Andrés M Koppel adapts Lorenzo Silva’s novel of the same name, set on the dank, claustrophobic and mysterious island of La Gomera  
La niebla y la doncella
Night by Mona J. Hoel
28/11/2022
Mona J Hoel’s new outing is a stark drama about a woman who tries to escape her violent husband  
Natt
Night Boats by Igor Mirković
20/02/2012
A man and a woman in their seventies escape from an old people's home. A romantic, elegant, and refreshing road movie.  
Nocni brovodi
Night Bus by Simon Baker
13/10/2014
The London Film Festival has hosted the premiere of Simon Baker's feature debut, which introduces us to a plethora of characters as they interact on a nocturnal journey through the British capital  
Night Bus
Night Call by Michiel Blanchart
27/08/2024
Michiel Blanchart seizes on the tropes of the social thriller with infectious glee and applies them to his own city, Brussels, during a night that never ends  
La nuit se traîne
The Night Eats the World by Dominique Rocher
26/01/2018
French director Dominique Rocher delivers a clever zombie film, a minimalist and psychological "survival" story, starring Anders Danielsen Lie  
La nuit a dévoré le monde

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