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7314 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 23/09/2024. 783 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Host by Rob Savage
04/11/2020
Horror cinema comes to the now-ubiquitous Zoom platform in this compact lockdown-set movie by rising British director Rob Savage
Benny Loves You by Karl Holt
This haunted doll movie by Karl Holt is characterised by an effervescence tempered by a good dose of humour and an irrepressible creativity
White on White by Viera Čákanyová
03/11/2020
Viera Čakányová's Jihlava winner is an experimental documentary that plays out like a flipside to her previous film FREM
Zaho Zay by Maéva Ranaïvojaona, Georg Tiller
French filmmaker Maéva Ranaïvojaona revisits her Madagascan roots and conceives a compact hybrid of documentary elements and stylish, nightmarish fiction
Rogue City by Olivier Marchal
Olivier Marchal creates a dark and very effective crime film following in the dangerous footsteps of a group of policemen in Marseille’s anti-gang unit, landing directly on Netflix
Things to Do Before You Die by Cristina Fernández Pintado, Miguel Llorens
30/10/2020
Despite its rather gloomy title, the feature debut by Cristina Fernández Pintado and Miguel Llorens is an ode to sincere and joyful friendship, in spite of the cruel hardships that life throws at us
A Man Leaning by Marie-Violaine Brincard, Olivier Dury
Marie-Violaine Brincard and Olivier Dury beautifully pay homage to the talent and tragic destiny of poet Thierry Metz through an atmospheric and literary documentary
It Snows in Benidorm by Isabel Coixet
29/10/2020
Isabel Coixet steeps her latest film in so much melancholy that it is unable to sit comfortably either as a suspense flick or as a middle-aged love story
A New Shift by Jindřich Andrš
Jindřich Andrš's Ji.hlava opening film is a light-footed and warm documentary that follows a coal miner from Silesia who retrains to be a computer programmer after his mine shuts down
Children by Ada Ushpiz
28/10/2020
Israeli filmmaker Ada Ushpiz's documentary immerses us in the intimate worlds of Palestinian children through a story of youths locked up in Israeli prisons
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