Film Reviews

8213 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 22/12/2025. 700 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Virgin Mountain by Dagur Kári

11/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Icelandic auteur Dagur Kári brings a heartwarming, bittersweet tale of a huge man with a huge heart to the Berlinale  

Fúsi

Fúsi

Aferim! by Radu Jude

11/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Radu Jude’s third feature explores the social inequalities of those times, but also the relationship we have with the past  

Aferim!

Aferim!

Hand Gestures by Francesco Clerici

11/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Starring in the documentary by Francesco Clerici is artist Velasco Vitali, engrossed in creating a sculpture in the Battaglia Artistic Foundry  

Il gesto delle mani

Il gesto delle mani

Every Thing Will Be Fine by Wim Wenders

11/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Wim Wenders tries his hand once again at 3D for a portrait of James Franco as a writer and of Charlotte Gainsbourg as a mother, with some magnificent sets  

Every Thing Will Be Fine

Every Thing Will Be Fine

Flocking by Beata Gårdeler

10/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: A peaceful community abandons all its rules when a 14-year-old girl claims she was raped by her classmate  

Flocken

Flocken

Mr. Holmes by Bill Condon

10/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Twilight director and mainstream magician Bill Condon turns his lucrative touch to the Sherlock franchise  

Mr. Holmes

Mr. Holmes

Koza by Ivan Ostrochovský

10/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Slovakian documentarian Ivan Ostrochovský blurs the lines between documentary and fiction in his debut fiction feature, screened in the Berlinale Forum  

Koza

Koza

Body by Małgorzata Szumowska

10/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Malgorzata Szumowska employs her clever writing and camera work in a new intense human subject: the body as a link between the soul and the world  

Ciało

Ciało

Superworld by Karl Markovics

10/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Karl Markovics's second film as director world-premiered in the Berlinale Forum  

Superwelt

Superwelt

As We Were Dreaming by Andreas Dresen

10/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Andreas Dresen recounts the dangerous life of five inseparable teens from the East before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall. A humorous coming-of-age story against a techno backdrop  

Als Wir Träumten

Als Wir Träumten

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