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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.
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The complex connection between lived experience and the written word is at the heart of Mikko Makela’s London-set sophomore feature
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Strangeness and witty black humour characterise Alberto Gracia’s third feature film in which he turns his hometown into a ghostly place populated by absurd creatures
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An air of threat comes and goes around the family at the centre of Helena Stefánsdóttir’s stylish debut
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In her debut feature film filled with ellipses and silences, Binevsa Berivan paints the portrait of a Yezidi woman spurred on by her thirst for vengeance
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