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7959 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 21/08/2025. 755 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Fireworks by Giuseppe Fiorello
12/07/2023
Giuseppe Fiorello’s directorial debut tells the sobering story of a forbidden love between two teenage boys in homophobic, 1980s Sicily
The Island by Damien Manivel
10/07/2023
Damien Manivel delivers a fascinating new film experience by incorporating “making of” aspects into an incredibly poignant story about seven young friends spending a final night on a beach
Shabu by Shamira Raphaëla
07/07/2023
Shamira Raphaëla’s portrait of an energetic and resourceful 14-year-old in Rotterdam’s De Peperklip estate is a burst of joy and an ode to summer and community
Smiling Georgia by Luka Beradze
In his debut feature, Luka Beradze takes a surreal and darkly funny story as the starting point for a moving portrait of bitterness and alienation in the Georgian countryside
All Men Become Brothers by Robert Kirchhoff
Robert Kirchhoff's latest creative documentary traverses the life and legacy of Alexander Dubček, offering a nuanced exploration of the “icon of socialism with a human face”
Where The Wind Blows by Marco Righi
Marco Righi debates theological issues in his second fiction feature, but there is such a thing as too much subtlety
Background by Khaled Abdulwahed
06/07/2023
The very creative Khaled Abdulwahed malaxes memories and sets out to follow the few traces left by his father, a Syrian student in the German Democratic Republic in the 1950s
Citizen Saint by Tinatin Kajrishvili
Georgian director Tinatin Kajrishvili departs from her earlier style with this black-and-white allegory that combines religion and superstition to strange and intriguing effect
Double Blind by Ian Hunt-Duffy
Irish director Ian Hunt-Duffy’s debut feature film is an angst-inducing huis clos tinged blood-red and exuding a strong smell of disinfectant
Embryo Larva Butterfly by Kyros Papavassiliou
Past? Present? Future? In Kyros Papavassiliou’s arthouse oddity, you get it all at once
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