Feature Films Database
Southern Mediterranean films database
Directors
Scriptwriters
Producers
European Film Schools
Production Companies
Distributors
International Sales
Funding Bodies
Submit a Film
Industry Events
Industry Reports
Country Focus
Co-Production Podcast
Industry Panels
Film Reviews
Series Reviews
Online Screenwriting Training Course
Guided Course for Feature Film Writing
Script Analysis
Analysis of the potential of your series
Cineuropa's Training Catalogue
Film Festival Photographs
Newsletter
Cineuropa Award
Advanced Search
Videos
Photogalleries
EUFCN Location Award
Euro Film Fest
27 Times Cinema
GoCritic!
Advertise on Cineuropa
Logos and Banners
Links
8050 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 20/09/2025. 737 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
LATEST
While You're Still You by Claudia Pinto Emperador
08/02/2024
Claudia Pinto accompanies actress Carme Elías in her fight against forgetfulness caused by Alzheimer's disease in this emotional, empathetic, agile and sensitive documentary
Your Fat Friend by Jeanie Finlay
Jeanie Finlay’s documentary is more successful as a portrait of anonymous blogger turned best-selling author Aubrey Gordon than as an exposé of rampant fatphobia
It Is Lit by Viktor Israel Strand
Viktor Israel Strand explores the darker zones of corporatism with a film low on hope and straddling the border between science fiction and theatre of the absurd
The Remarkable Life of Ibelin by Benjamin Ree
07/02/2024
Benjamin Ree's Göteborg and Sundance winner is uplifting and joyful, and might become one of the year’s biggest crowd-pleasers
Sweet Simona by Igor Mirković
Igor Mirković’s sophomore fiction feature is an ambitious, erotic drama-thriller about online relationships
Yohanna by Razka Robby Ertanto
06/02/2024
A cross between a road movie and a documentary, Razka Robby Ertanto’s film navigates the contradictions characterising the Indonesian island of Sumba, which is both a paradise and hell
Trust by Daniele Luchetti
Daniele Luchetti has once again reworked a brilliant novel by Domenico Starnone, but the final result is shaky, to say the least
The Worst Man in London by Rodrigo Areias
Rodrigo Areias’s new feature, set in Victorian-era London, is a portrait of the wicked machinations of the art world
King Baby by Kit Redstone, Arran Shearing
05/02/2024
An astute reflection on the decline of male power, duo Kit&Arran’s film is an absurd farce which pokes fun at gender stereotypes
Bite by Guido Coppis
Steeped in a lush sepia tone, Guido Coppis's feature debut delves into a perplexing narrative on the fringes of psychological drama and thriller
Privacy Policy