Film Reviews

7902 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 11/07/2025. 767 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Je'vida by Katja Gauriloff

19/09/2023

The subdued black-and-white film from Finnish director Katja Gauriloff looks at a young girl cut off by force from her Sámi roots  

Je'vida

Je'vida

Kanaval by Henri Pardo

19/09/2023

Henri Pardo’s debut feature is an endearing story of trauma and displacement  

Kanaval

Kanaval

Shame on Dry Land by Axel Petersén

18/09/2023

Malta is a haven for the rich and their moral wasteland in Swedish director Axel Petersén’s atmospheric thriller  

Syndabocken

Syndabocken

The Tundra Within Me by Sara Margrethe Oskal

18/09/2023

In the debut feature by Norwegian director Sara Margrethe Oskal, you can never go home again  

Eallogierdu

Eallogierdu

Achilles by Farhad Delaram

18/09/2023

Farhad Delaram's feature debut emerges as an evocative narrative, blending a realistic portrayal of oppression with an introspective journey of resistance  

Ashil

Ashil

Holiday by Edoardo Gabbriellini

15/09/2023

Edoardo Gabriellini’s third feature film is a psychological thriller set in the provinces, which touches upon family and female-based themes, but which fails to hold our attention  

Holiday

Holiday

A Difficult Year by Éric Toledano, Olivier Nakache

15/09/2023

Ecological activism and the issue of over-indebtedness are on the agenda of the new burlesque, humanist, energetic and socially engaged comedy by Éric Toledano and Olivier Nakache  

Une année difficile

Une année difficile

Shoshana by Michael Winterbottom

15/09/2023

Prolific English director Michael Winterbottom delivers a period thriller set in British Mandatory Palestine  

Shoshana

Shoshana

Toll by Carolina Markowicz

15/09/2023

A distraught mother tries to steer her teenage son back towards heterosexuality in a fierce and sophisticatedly realist film directed by Carolina Markowicz  

Pedágio

Pedágio

Arthur & Diana by Sara Summa

15/09/2023

In her sophomore feature, Sara Summa takes us on a geographical and emotional road trip with her family members  

Arthur & Diana

Arthur & Diana

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