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7081 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 21/06/2024. 767 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Ramiro by Manuel Mozos
30/10/2017
Manuel Mozos explores the trope of the writer’s block in a sincere and innovative way with his new film, screening at the Viennale  
Ramiro
Un ramo de cactus by Pablo Llorca
18/11/2013
In the new section at the Seville European Film Festival, Resistances, we saw the latest work by this pioneer in going it alone  
Un ramo de cactus
Ramona by Andrea Bagney
08/07/2022
In her feature debut, Andrea Bagney delves into the romantic and personal self-exploration of a woman in her early thirties  
Ramona
Rampart by Marko Grba Singh
18/08/2021
Marko Grba Singh's first feature is an intricate and often exhilarating auto-biographical documentary based on old home videos from the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia  
Rampart
Rams by Grímur Hákonarson
16/05/2015
CANNES 2015: A simple, effective and endearing film set in the very physical world of farmers by Icelandic director Grimur Hakonarson  
Hrútar
Rapture by Dominic Sangma
11/08/2023
Indian director Dominic Sangma explores fear and societal tensions in his sophomore feature  
Rimdogittanga
The Rapture by Iris Kaltenbäck
20/05/2023
CANNES 2023: Iris Kaltenbäck helms a gripping feature debut, depicting a young woman weakened by a lack of love and the solitude of the city, whose life slowly turns upside down  
Le Ravissement
Rare Beasts by Billie Piper
09/10/2019
A twisted relationship provides the ammunition for actress Billie Piper to take patriarchy to task in this audacious debut  
Rare Beasts
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale by Jalmari Helander
25/11/2010
Finnish director Jalmari Helander’s stylised, wild and dark version of the Santa Claus tale lands in hundreds of cinemas around the world after having won awards at Locarno and Sitges  
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
Rascal by Peter Dourountzis
13/11/2020
Pierre Deladonchamps dazzles as a seductive and dangerous vagabond, the troubling protagonist of Peter Dourountzis’s first feature, a social thriller about the role of the individual  
Vaurien

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