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8704 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 651 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Rising Up at Night by Nelson Makengo
26/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: The new offering from Nelson Makengo attempts to convey what it’s like to live in a constantly dark and flooded Kinshasa  
Tongo Saa
Risk by Laura Poitras
27/05/2016
CANNES 2016: After Citizenfour, Laura Poitras, filmmaker and spokesperson for whistleblowers, adds a new act to her necessary repertoire, dedicated to Julian Assange  
Risk
Rita by Paz Vega
19/08/2024
For her filmmaking debut, Spanish actress Paz Vega chooses to tell a story of domestic abuse from the perspective of a child  
Rita
The Rite of Spring by Fernando Franco
24/09/2022
Spanish filmmaker Fernando Franco tells a story of sexuality and disability with sensitivity and complexity, delving deep into the intimate history of the characters  
La consagración de la primavera
Rival by Marcus Lenz
28/04/2021
The second feature film by Germany’s Marcus Lenz observes the dynamics which take hold between Europeans and immigrants through the innocent eyes of a Ukrainian child  
Rivale
A River's Gaze by Andreea Cristina Borțun
20/03/2026
Romanian debutante Andreea Cristina Borțun observes the shaky dynamics in the household of a mother and her teenage son somewhere in a vast valley near the Danube  
Malul Vânăt
River Tales by Julie Schroell
16/03/2020
The first independent documentary from Luxembourg filmmaker Julie Schroell leaves a strong impression which reveals the talents of its director  
Cuentos del río
The River by Ghassan Salhab
09/08/2021
As far as “slow cinema” goes, the latest offering from Lebanon’s Ghassan Salhab just crawls along  
Al Naher
The River by Emir Baigazin
06/09/2018
VENICE 2018: Presented in this year’s Orizzonti competition programme, Emir Baigazin’s new movie is easily one of the most visually extravagant titles in the section  
Ozen
The Riverbank by Matheus Farias, Enock Carvalho
13/08/2026
In their debut feature, Brazilian directors Matheus Farias and Enock Carvalho portray several highly strung, proud and fearless characters who are fighting to exist  
A Margem do Rio

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