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6679 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 06/12/2023. 723 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Sunflowers by Catrinel Marlon
05/12/2023
Catrinel Marlon makes her directorial debut with a love story between two young women in a psychiatric hospital in the Sixties, a movie sadly overwhelmed by conventional sentimentalism
Flotacija by Eluned Zoe Aiano, Alesandra Tatic
Eluned Zoë Aiano and Alesandra Tatić’s documentary examines the coexistence of the magical and the pragmatic in an eastern Serbian mining community, where the locals are dragon hunters
Non riattaccare by Manfredi Lucibello
04/12/2023
With this sentimental thriller, Manfredi Lucibello employs a claustrophobic and virtuosic direction for an extraordinary one-woman show by Barbara Ronchi
Hiding Saddam Hussein by Halkawt Mustafa
Ever heard a man call Saddam Hussein his friend? Meeting said person is one of the main reasons to watch this otherwise conventional documentary by Halkawt Mustafa
Zinzindurrunkarratz by Oskar Alegria
01/12/2023
Oskar Alegria writes hyper-sensitive poetry with images and, above all, silences in a diary of his travels filmed with a camera, accompanied by a donkey, along forgotten paths in his native Navarre
Marianne by Michael Rozek
Michael Rozek’s directorial debut is a confused homage to Isabelle Huppert’s acting prowess, which falls somewhere between absurd theatre and a clumsy parody of arthouse cinema
Demiurge by Olga Semak
Ukrainian director Olga Semak's first feature-length documentary is an engaging portrait of a village community in which an enthusiastic artist puts his heart into creating theatre
Jeune cinéma by Yves-Marie Mahé
30/11/2023
Yves-Marie Mahé’s documentary tells the story of the now forgotten Hyères Young Film Festival, characterised by heated debates and exceptional discoveries, at a time when film was a serious affair
Sueños y pan by Luis "Soto" Muñoz
29/11/2023
Spaniard Luis (Soto) Muñoz pays tribute to cine quinqui with a thrilling feature debut about friendship on the fringes of society and the insecurity of an entire generation
Crossing by Jacqueline van Vugt
Dutch director Jacqueline van Vugt presents a simple yet successful debut film about the fear of loss and the violence of everyday life
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