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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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Tender Metalheads by Carlos Perez-Reche, Joan Francesc Tomas Monfort
30/11/2023
The Spanish feature-length animation directed by Joan Francesc Tomàs Monfort and Carlos Pérez-Reche is a minimalist yet wholesome film that proves that less is more  
Heavies tendres
The Tender Revolution by Annelie Boroș
14/03/2025
German director Annelie Boroș foregrounds the fight fought by those who want to live their lives valuing that which consumerist society rejects out of fear or ignorance  
Die zärtliche Revolution
Tender Son - The Frankenstein Project by Kornél Mundruczó
05/07/2010
A multi-dimensional parable on the theme of creation skilfully directed by Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó. In competition at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival  
A Frankenstein-terv
Teresa by Paula Ortiz
24/10/2023
Spanish director Paula Ortiz once again spares no expense in aestheticism with her new film, full of intense dialogue and hallucinatory visions of the saint  
Teresa
Teresa's Body by Magdalena Chmielewska
25/03/2026
In her debut feature, Magdalena Chmielewska deals with the topics of ageing, family secrets and mother-daughter relations  
Teresas Körper
Tereza37 by Danilo Šerbedžija
20/10/2021
A woman of a certain age will do almost anything to get pregnant and make her relatives happy in Danilo Šerbedžija’s third feature  
Tereza37
Termini by Laila Pakalnina
30/10/2024
The latest work from Latvian documentarian Laila Pakalnina is a hypnotic meditation on public transport and its relation to the world we live in  
Termini
Terra incognita by Enrico Masi
27/01/2025
Enrico Masi’s aesthetically enchanting documentary follows a family living without electricity in the Alps alongside experiments with thermonuclear fusion taking place in the South of France  
Terra incognita
La terra negra by Alberto Morais
24/06/2025
Alberto Morais returns with a stark, humanistic and solemn film, where both settings and performances avoid artifice, and a mystical-religious aura permeates this story of connection and sacrifice  
La terra negra
Terraferma by Emanuele Crialese
20/02/2012
Far from the sea against the law of the state. A family of fishermen confront illegal immigration. Special Jury Prize in Venice.  
Terraferma

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