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8748 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/10/2026. 656 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Roses of Marrakesh by Ginevra Elkann

01/10/2026

Between a garden that needs protecting and a past that needs confronting, Ginevra Elkann portrays two women brought together by loneliness, love and unresolved family ties  

Le rose di Marrakech

Le rose di Marrakech

Rosie by Paddy Breathnach

20/09/2018

TORONTO 2018: Irish director Paddy Breathnach takes aim at the homelessness crisis in Ireland in his new drama  

Rosie

Rosie

The Rossellinis by Alessandro Rossellini

11/09/2020

VENICE 2020: Shot through with sincerity and irony, Alessandro Rossellini’s debut feature film tells many behind-the-scenes stories about the famous family  

The Rossellinis

The Rossellinis

Rossosperanza by Annarita Zambrano

14/08/2023

The latest powerful film from Annarita Zambrano is a cruel and violent satire of respectability in a society kept captive by its small and petty privileges  

Rossosperanza

Rossosperanza

Rotzloch by Maja Tschumi

28/01/2022

Maja Tschumi’s first captivating feature film sees us catapulted without a net between the walls of a refugee centre where four young people are trying to rebuild their lives  

Rotzloch

Rotzloch

Rough Road Ahead by Christian Frosch

11/06/2015

Austrian director Christian Frosch brings us a tragic story about a love affair suppressed by the patriarchal society of the late 1960s  

Rough Road Ahead

Rough Road Ahead

Rounds by Stephan Komandarev

22/08/2019

In his new film, Stephan Komandarev explores the challenges in Bulgarian society 30 years after the fall of communism  

Rounds

Rounds

Route Irish by Ken Loach

20/05/2010

Roving Woman by Michal Chmielewski

22/03/2023

Michał Chmielewski’s debut feature is a strong calling card about love, and shared loneliness in the California desert, executive-produced by Wim Wenders  

Roving Woman

Roving Woman

Roxy by Dito Tsintsadze

25/11/2022

Berlin-based Georgian helmer Dito Tsintsadze comes up with a hilarious crime-comedy that turns the dyed-in-the-wool cultural and political labels concerning East and West on their heads  

Roxy

Roxy

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