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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Kegelstatt Trio by Rita Azevedo Gomes
21/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Portuguese auteur Rita Azevedo Gomes dusts off an old two-character play written by Éric Rohmer, allowing her cast to proceed and talk, talk, talk  
O trio em mi bemol
Kelet by Susani Mahadura
04/02/2020
With her new documentary, journalist Susani Mahadura delivers the ultimate crowd-pleaser, girl!  
Kelet
Kelly – Someone Else's Dream by Helen Lõhmus, Leana Jalukse
29/04/2024
Helen Lõhmus and Leana Jalukse’s documentary looks into the abuse suffered by young freestyle skier Kelly Sildaru, ruthlessly coached by her father  
Kelly – Someone Else's Dream
Kemp. My Best Dance Is Yet to Come by Edoardo Gabbriellini
14/06/2019
Italian actor-director Edoardo Gabbriellini delivers a great documentary, competing in Bologna’s Biografilm Festival, in which contemporary dance icon Lindsay Kemp tells his own story  
Kemp. My Best Dance Is Yet to Come
Kenny Dalglish by Asif Kapadia
23/10/2025
Asif Kapadia delivers a new portrait of a sporting icon, intertwining it with a dramatic season for international football – and for English football in particular  
Kenny Dalglish
Kensuke's Kingdom by Neil Boyle, Kirk Hendry
17/05/2024
Neil Boyle and Kirk Hendry's animated adaptation of the beloved Michael Morpurgo's novel is a gentle tale of human bonding with plenty of adventure and excitement  
Kensuke's Kingdom
Ketticè by Giovanni Tortorici
10/08/2026
Giovanni Tortorici’s second feature tackles adolescent disaffection in a sweltering Palermo, but its coming-of-age narrative is somewhat aimless  
Ketticè
Kevlar Soul by Maria Eriksson-Hecht
31/01/2025
Maria Eriksson-Hecht crafts a vibrant and intimate feature debut revolving around a tried-and-tested theme  
Kevlarsjäl
Key House Mirror by Michael Noer
30/01/2015
Michael Noer’s new movie is a multi-layered work that explores love and some deep issues surrounding old age  
Nøgle hus spejl
Khadak by Jessica Woodworth, Peter Brosens
13/02/2007
Khadak, screened at Venice (Lion of the Future Award), Toronto and Sundance, has won over audiences with its poetic portrayal - a blend of dreams and memories - of the sad reality of Mongolia  
Khadak

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