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8131 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 30/10/2025. 730 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Stealing Land by Žiga Virc

Žiga Virc comments on the collective failure to care about real issues through his theatrically informed new feature about two sets of parents meeting for a conversation

Zemljo krast

Zemljo krast

A State Film by Roland Sejko

Roland Sejko’s documentary examines the propaganda machine employed by Enver Hoxha in Albania, which speaks to the current Trumpian approach of constant, aggressive communications

Film di Stato

Film di Stato

Melt by Nikolaus Geyrhalter

Nikolaus Geyrhalter’s latest documentary is a fascinating, unsentimental love letter to snow and icy landscapes

Melt

Melt

Green Light by Pavel Cuzuioc

With a fine sensibility for the pain at hand, Pavel Cuzuioc follows a psychotherapist whose mission is to help desperate people accomplish their right to end their lives

Grünes Licht

Grünes Licht

Still Nia by Paula Onet

Paula Oneţ’s deeply personal feature inviting us into the life of a Romanian artist living in France won the Best Romanian Documentary Award at Astra

Still Nia

Still Nia

Elvis Starling by Boris Jurjaševič

Slovenian author Janja Vidmar’s popular literary teen comes to life in Boris Jurjaševič's energetic movie adaptation, navigating the pitfalls of growing up

Elvis Škorc

Elvis Škorc

Sunny by Silke C. Engler

Set against the science fiction backdrop of a world on the brink of collapse, Silke C Engler's debut film skillfully explores themes of identity and the nature of relationships

Sunny

Sunny

Good Boy by Jan Komasa

Jan Komasa’s new movie is a dark, high-impact thriller on the themes of re-education and the family unit as a protective but also imprisoning force, starring Stephen Graham and Anson Boon

Good Boy

Good Boy

The Big Everything by Aminatou Echard

Aminatou Echard’s poetic and philosophical documentary lends audiences access to Nigerien culture

Le Grand Tout

Le Grand Tout

The Shards by Masha Chernaya

Masha Chernaya’s very personal documentary depicts Russia as a world full of contradictions

Oskolky

Oskolky

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