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8353 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 11/03/2026. 677 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Gym by Srđan Vuletić
21/08/2024
The central metaphor of an aggressive minority subduing the silent majority gets lost in Srđan Vuletić’s third feature
Zenithal by Jean-Baptiste Saurel
20/08/2024
Jean-Baptiste Saurel helms a wacky, accomplished and very funny comedy about relationships between men and women
Block 5 by Klemen Dvornik
A new kid on the block has to join forces with her enemies and defy her father in order to save a neighbourhood playground in Klemen Dvornik’s film
Sunlight by Nina Conti
UK comedy performer Nina Conti brings her alter ego, “Monkey”, to the big screen in her feature-length directorial debut
The Last Journey by Filip Hammar, Fredrik Wikingsson
In their documentary, Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson lead us on a heartfelt road trip after Filip’s father hits retirement age
Rita by Paz Vega
19/08/2024
For her filmmaking debut, Spanish actress Paz Vega chooses to tell a story of domestic abuse from the perspective of a child
My Late Summer by Danis Tanović
For his tenth feature, Danis Tanović plays it safe with an audience-friendly mix of rom-com and melodrama set on a Croatian island
Collective Monologue by Jessica Sarah Rinland
Jessica Sarah Rinland's feature transcends the boundaries between human and animal, capturing the infinite tenderness of relationships rooted in the pure immediacy of existence
Green Line by Sylvie Ballyot
French director Sylvie Ballyot presents a debut feature that revisits the Lebanese Civil War period through the eyes of a young girl
The Passion According to Béatrice by Fabrice du Welz
The heartbreaking and poetic feature by Fabrice Du Welz sees a vulnerable Béatrice Dalle on the traces of one of the men of her life, Pier Paolo Pasolini
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