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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/06/2025. 778 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Summer Book by Charlie McDowell
17/10/2024
Charlie McDowell transposes Tove Jansson’s 1972 novel composed of 22 vignettes into a gentle portrait of ephemerality, childhood and passing grief  
The Summer Book
Summer Brother by Joren Molter
18/06/2024
Dutch director Joren Molter’s feature debut traces the subtle emotions of a boy who does not give up on tenderness despite the unloving environment he is fated to endure  
Zomervacht
Summer Camp by Mateo Ybarra
06/02/2025
In his first feature film, Mateo Ybarra depicts daily life for a group of young scouts, between playful songs and small but significant rebellions  
Camp d’été
This Summer Feeling by Mikhaël Hers
29/01/2016
After making a name for himself with Memory Lane, Mikhaël Hers is back with a second feature film that is existentialist, atmospheric, delicate and sensitive  
Ce sentiment de l'été
Summer Games by Rolando Colla
13/12/2011
The amorous awakening of two young adolescents. Sensitivity, sensuality and authenticity for a film selected at Venice and picked as Switzerland’s Oscar hopeful.  
Giochi d'estate
The Summer House by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
07/09/2018
VENICE 2018: In her newest film, actress-director Valeria Bruni Tedeschi once again touches upon her own life  
Les Estivants
Summer Lights by Jean-Gabriel Périot
23/09/2016
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2016: France’s Jean-Gabriel Périot explores the bombing of Hiroshima in this delicate, sad story, imbued with poetry and more than a few ghosts  
Lumières d'été
Summer Nights by Ohad Milstein
12/07/2021
Ohad Milstein's Docaviv-winning film is a mesmerising, tender and intimate documentary that explores what it means to be a father  
Summer Nights
Summer Nights by Mario Fanfani
02/09/2014
VENICE 2014: French director Mario Fanfani's debut feature portrays the phenomenon of male transvestites on the eve of the sixties  
Les Nuits d'été
Summer of 85 by François Ozon
13/07/2020
François Ozon revisits the romantic passions of adolescence with the accuracy and great rawness of emotion that are characteristic of his mature and masterful filmmaking approach  
Été 85

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