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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Oasis by Jannis Lenz

09/09/2026

VENICE 2026: Jannis Lenz tries to find out what it means to be a young person in a world where one’s behaviour constantly ends up under the microscope  

Oase

Oase

Oasis by Ivan Ikić

03/09/2020

VENICE 2020: In his second feature, Serbian director Ivan Ikić revisits his approach from Barbarians but this time goes for a much more challenging milieu  

Oaza

Oaza

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger by Dylan Southern, Will Lovelace

07/09/2026

Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace’s documentary about the Gallaghers, scripted by Steven Knight, celebrates forgiveness, community, hope and, of course, the music of Oasis  

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger

Obey by Jamie Jones

25/04/2018

Jamie Jones’ debut feature, screening in the International Narrative Competition at Tribeca, has the 2011 London riots as a backdrop  

Obey

Obey

Obhut by Veronika Hafner

01/10/2025

Veronika Hafner takes a bold thematic swing with her feature debut about a young man with involuntary paedophilic tendencies as he fights off shame and frustration  

Obhut

Obhut

The Objects of Love by Adrian Silvestre

08/05/2017

After scooping the FIPRESCI Prize in Resistencias at Seville, Adrián Silvestre’s debut film is touring various festivals, revealing the tough everyday lives of a pair of tenacious emigrants in Rome  

Los objetos amorosos

Los objetos amorosos

Objet a by Ann Oren

11/08/2026

Ann Oren’s second feature explores love and unconventional desire through visionary hand surgeons confronting an enigmatic outsider  

Objet a

Objet a

Oblivion Verses by Alireza Khatami

03/09/2017

VENICE 2017: In his first feature, selected for Venice's Orizzonti, Iranian director Alireza Khatami proves that there is life to magic realism that extends far beyond Latin America  

Les versets de l'oubli

Les versets de l'oubli

Obscure Night – "Ain't I a Child?" by Sylvain George

11/04/2025

In the final chapter of his touching trilogy about migration, Sylvain George and his protagonists arrive in the city of Paris where splendour flirts with misery  

Nuit obscure - "Ain’t I a Child?"

Nuit obscure - "Ain’t I a Child?"

Obscure Night - Goodbye Here, Anywhere by Sylvain George

09/08/2023

Sylvain George sets his gaze on a group of young migrants on the border between the African continent and Europe, shining a light on a daily existence rife with persistence, hope and painful utopias  

Nuit obscure – Au revoir ici, n’importe où

Nuit obscure – Au revoir ici, n’importe où

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