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7885 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/07/2025. 753 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Forever Hold Your Peace by Ivan Marinović
15/11/2023
Montenegrin filmmaker Ivan Marinović’s dark comedy alights upon some very unhappy nuptials
Pelikan Blue by László Csáki
In his tense animated documentary, László Csaki tells the nostalgic story of the travels and adventures of three Hungarian friends in the early 1990s
Her Body by Natálie Císařovská
Natálie Císařovská navigates the intersections of identity, autonomy and societal perceptions in her feature-length fiction debut, presenting the transformative journey of Andrea Absolonová
Kalman's Day by Szabolcs Hajdu
Established Hungarian filmmaker Szabolcs Hajdu unravels the frustrations and existential dilemmas of two couples during a midlife crisis
Unmoored by Caroline Ingvarsson
Caroline Ingvarson’s feature debut is a run-of-the-mill thriller-drama hampered by some questionable artistic choices
Dark Paradise by Triin Ruumet
Triin Ruumet’s stylish sophomore feature is an explosion of rage and a display of visual acrobatics, yet the core essence gets lost amidst all the narrative somersaults
Mo Mamma by Eeva Mägi
14/11/2023
Estonian filmmaker Eeva Mägi’s first full-length fiction tenderly explores family bonds and mutual acceptance while featuring three generations of women
The Man from Rome by Jaap van Heusden
Jaap van Heusden’s latest feature is a gripping psychological drama about a priest seeking the truth behind a mysterious Crying Madonna
Oxygen Station by Ivan Tymchenko
Ivan Tymchenko tells the story of the Crimean Tatar political activist Mustafa Dzhemilev as a tense piece of a crime fiction and political thriller
Patient#1 by Rezo Gigineishvili
With his latest feature, Rezo Giginieshvili has something to say about the past, the present and the never-changing nature of power that cannot be given away
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