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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/06/2025. 784 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Hey Joe by Claudio Giovannesi
25/10/2024
James Franco stars in Claudio Giovannesi's drama set in 1971 Naples, which offers beautiful lyrical moments but characters that aren’t studied in depth  
Hey Joe
Hi, A.I. by Isabella Willinger
05/11/2019
In her documentary, Isa Willinger doesn’t need to call on Arnie to show the rise of the machines  
Hi, A.I.
Hidden by Mickael Haneke
28/09/2005
When Haneke turns the screen into a mirror of the conscience, does this mean he accepts what he has always denied: the possibility of a genealogy of crime?  
Caché
Hidden Away by Giorgio Diritti
22/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Giorgio Diritti’s biopic on painter Antonio Ligabue boasts an emotive and dramatic tension which is fully channelled into Elio Germano’s terrific performance  
Volevo nascondermi
The Hidden Child by Roberto Andò
11/09/2021
VENICE 2021: The friendship between a Neapolitan piano teacher and a very young Camorra member who’s on the run, is at the heart of Roberto Andò’s new film, adapted from one of his books  
Il bambino nascosto
The Hidden City by Víctor Moreno
15/11/2018
Spanish director Víctor Moreno competes for the Giraldillo de Oro with a fascinating sensory journey, which focuses on an urban symphony of sounds and images  
La ciudad oculta
Hidden Era by Carlos Vargas
14/06/2024
Berlin-based Colombian filmmaker Carlos Vargas’s portrait of a Rastafarian Mozambican artist shows promise in subject but ultimately feels incomplete  
Era Oculta
A Hidden Life by Terrence Malick
20/05/2019
CANNES 2019: Terrence Malick’s powerful new opus tells the story of conscientious objector Franz Jägerstätter  
A Hidden Life
Hidden Reserves by Valentin Hitz
13/04/2017
In his latest feature film, Valentin Hitz describes a dystopian society in which even the right to death must be bought  
Stille Reserven
Hide and Seek by Victoria Fiore
20/10/2021
Victoria Fiore’s documentary offers a striking and heartbreaking view of life in Naples from the perspective of a 12-year-old boy  
Nascondino

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