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8748 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 09/10/2026. 654 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Skintown by Kieron J. Walsh
19/08/2026
Kieron J Walsh’s pacy drama is a spirited look at surviving in Troubles-ridden Enniskillen
Electing Ms Santa by Raisa Răzmeriță
With her feature-length documentary debut, Raisa Răzmeriţă observes one woman’s activism and political ambitions, and the challenges she has to face
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma by Jane Schoenbrun
18/08/2026
With their third feature, Jane Schoenbrun offers a brilliant and uproarious tribute to the slasher, reinvented through a queer lens
All About Corinne by Marc Fitoussi
Marc Fitoussi lifts the veil on the behind-the-scenes world of cinema with mocking yet affectionate humour, embodied by Isabelle Huppert as an ambitious extra and Sandrine Kiberlain playing herself
The Balkan Cowboy by Dragana Jurišić
Dragana Jurišić returns to her hometown to follow the legacy of Hari Džekson, a self-made cult filmmaker obsessed with Hollywood westerns
Good People by Milcho Manchevski
Milcho Manchevski’s haunting documentary gives a voice to survivors and families of those affected by last year’s Kočani night-club tragedy
Everything That's Wrong with You by Urša Menart
17/08/2026
Urša Menart’s movie follows two young women navigating grief and friendship while exploring identity and growing up in the age of social media
Love Lessons by Martin Provost
French director Martin Provost’s latest feature is a meditation on love and an ode to levity in spite of life’s hardships
The Chilean by Sergio Castro San Martín
Sergio Castro San Martín tells the story of a Chilean émigré in Turin who ends up getting involved in making bombs for a group of local revolutionaries
The House on the Moon by Nelson Yeo
Past Locarno prizewinner Nelson Yeo shoots for the moon with this modernised wuxia spin on the Chinese myth of Chang’e
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