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8709 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 655 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Krump by Cédric Bourgeois
27/06/2022
Cédric Bourgeois offers up a first feature film oscillating between dark comedy and nihilist crime movie, following the rickety adventures of a small-town thief who’s not cut out for crime  
Krump
La kryptonite nella borsa by Ivan Cotroneo
18/11/2011
Naples and its diversity in the 1970s. An accomplished comedy for the debut film by a writer delving back into his memories.  
La kryptonite nella borsa
Krystof by Zdenek Jirasky
15/10/2021
Zdeněk Jiráský's latest feature follows a man who finds himself on the run, his life upended by the communist-led purges of Czech religious institutions  
Krystof
Kuma by Umut Dag
01/06/2012
In a very promising Austrian feature debut that opened the Panorama section of the 2012 Berlinale, a family is shaken by the arrival of a young woman.  
Kuma
Kung Fu Zohra by Mabrouk el Mechri
01/02/2022
Mabrouk El Mechri places domestic violence in a Karate Kid setting, with Sabrina Ouazani playing the role of an abused wife trying to break free using martial arts  
Kung Fu Zohra
Kursk by Thomas Vinterberg
05/10/2018
Denmark’s Thomas Vinterberg directs an English-language drama about the sinking of the K-141 submarine, starring a European cast toplined by Matthias Schoenaerts, Léa Seydoux and Colin Firth  
Kursk
Kyma by Romain Daudet-Jahan
13/04/2026
Romain Daudet-Jahan's imaginative film takes young audiences on a fantastical quest reminiscent of the popular camaraderie and adventure movies of the 1980s  
Kyma, l'onde mystérieuse
Kyuka - Before Summer's End by Kostis Charamountanis
15/05/2024
CANNES 2024: For such a sun-soaked story, Kostis Charamountanis’s film is surprisingly dark  
Kyuka

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03/02/2012

L'Animale by Katharina Mückstein

21/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Katharina Mückstein’s second feature tackles the conflicts between who we are, how we want to be perceived, and how to free ourselves from social conventions

L'Animale

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