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8304 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 15/02/2026. 699 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Supporting Role by Ana Urushadze
06/02/2026
Ana Urushadze’s second feature is an oneiric, subtly mystical story about identity told from the point of view of a famous actor who re-examines his role in his own life
The Swedish Connection by Thérèse Ahlbeck, Marcus Olsson
Thérèse Ahlbeck and Marcus Olsson craft a creative account of an unsung hero in neutral World War II-era Sweden
Home by Marijana Janković
05/02/2026
Montenegrin-Danish actress Marijana Janković’s directorial debut is a powerful and universally relatable immigrant story led by Dejan Čukić’s powerhouse performance
Unerasable! by Socrates Saint-Wulfstan Drakos
Socrates Saint-Wulfstan Drakos crafts a magnetic essay film that turns exile, repression and bureaucratic violence into a haunting cinematic experience
Real Faces by Leni Huyghe
04/02/2026
Leni Huyghe's debut film is a discreet and moving portrait of thirty-somethings who are learning, late, how to live their own way
Jaripeo by Efraín Mojica, Rebecca Zweig
The hybrid documentary by Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig is a tender, poetic and interesting look at how it feels to be a gay man in a macho culture
La Belle Année by Angelica Ruffier
Angelica Ruffier’s autobiographical documentary is a dream-like essay on obsessive desire as a compensatory remedy, and on loss and recovery in adult orphanhood
The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford by Seán Dunn
Seán Dunn’s black comedy stars Peter Mullan as a man falling into delusion as he defends his late ancestor, an obscure 18th-century Scottish statesman
Projecto Global by Ivo M. Ferreira
Revolution is a marathon, not a sprint, in Ivo M Ferreira’s stylish, fictionalised history of a group of militants in 1980s Portugal
A Fading Man by Welf Reinhart
German filmmaker Welf Reinhart's feature debut deals with illness, ageing, remembering and forgetting, in the story of an old married couple and an unexpected visitor from the past
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