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8324 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/02/2026. 695 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Heysel 85 by Teodora Ana Mihai
14/02/2026
BERLINALE 2026: Teodora Ana Mihai presents her new film, which revisits the tragedy that plunged the world of football into mourning on a European Cup night in Brussels
Sleep No More by Edwin
BERLINALE 2026: In his hair-raising chiller, Indonesian director Edwin delivers the weird and the violent – and the surprisingly touching
On Our Own by Tudor Cristian Jurgiu
BERLINALE 2026: Tudor Cristian Jurgiu’s third feature is an unusual coming-of-age story, conveying how trauma and loneliness contribute to making us more mature in day-to-day life
Dao by Alain Gomis
BERLINALE 2026: Alain Gomis delivers an astonishing cinematic experience intertwining time and space, Africa and France, tradition and modernity in fiction
Everyone's Sorry Nowadays by Frederike Migom
BERLINALE 2026: Frederike Migom’s second feature sees a neglected teen confront family tensions and find solace in a famous visitor during an emotional summer's day
The Lights, They Fall by Saša Vajda
BERLINALE 2026: Saša Vajda introduces us to a strong, silent type who ultimately manages to say quite a lot
Everybody Digs Bill Evans by Grant Gee
BERLINALE 2026: Anders Danielsen Lie gives a well-tuned performance as the titular jazz piano maestro in Grant Gee’s moody and cerebral biopic
The Red Hangar by Juan Pablo Sallato
BERLINALE 2026: Juan Pablo Sallato’s true-life political thriller follows a Chilean air force captain’s ethical calculations amidst the coup d’état by Pinochet
Yellow Letters by Ilker Çatak
13/02/2026
BERLINALE 2026: Ilker Çatak reconstructs Turkey to dissect the ambivalent facets of art and life, political oppression, education and couples' relationships
In a Whisper by Leyla Bouzid
BERLINALE 2026: Leyla Bouzid delivers a sophisticated feature film revolving around an intimate, chiaroscuro investigation into a Tunisian family and their secrets, lies and things left unsaid
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