Film Reviews

7903 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/07/2025. 768 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Billy by Emilia Mazzacurati

31/05/2023

Emilia Mazzacurati's debut, set in the suburbs of North-Eastern Italy recounted by her father Carlo, is a coming-of-age story immersed in fog and diluted by a surreal flavour  

Billy

Billy

Red Island by Robin Campillo

30/05/2023

Robin Campillo puts decolonisation through a very subtle sieve in a film about a family and the French military presence in Madagascar  

L'Île rouge

L'Île rouge

Strangers by Night by Alex Lutz

27/05/2023

CANNES 2023: A chance Parisian run-in gets romantic, talky and decidedly French in Alex Lutz’s Un Certain Regard closer  

Une nuit

Une nuit

Abbé Pierre - A Century of Devotion by Frédéric Tellier

27/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Frédéric Tellier pays tribute to the man who was nicknamed "the voice of the voiceless" with a biopic tracing the powerful career of a determined fighter against poverty  

L'Abbé Pierre - Une vie de combats

L'Abbé Pierre - Une vie de combats

The Old Oak by Ken Loach

26/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Ken Loach’s new title contains not an ounce of cynicism – just hope  

The Old Oak

The Old Oak

Salem by Jean-Bernard Marlin

26/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Interweaving many genres, Jean-Bernard Marlin delivers a highly ambitious and imperfectly accomplished film about the tragic reality of life in Marseille's most deprived neighbourhoods  

Salem

Salem

Perfect Days by Wim Wenders

26/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Wim Wenders’ fiction film at the festival is a delicate and slyly melancholic ode to the search for happiness  

Perfect Days

Perfect Days

Last Summer by Catherine Breillat

26/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Catherine Breillat immerses herself calmly and masterfully in the dizziness, lies, contradictions and manipulations of an incendiary forbidden love  

L'été dernier

L'été dernier

La Chimera by Alice Rohrwacher

25/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Alice Rohrwacher gets back to marginalised characters with a touch of Etruscan mystery, by way of a dowser-esque stranger who joins forces with a gang of grave robbers in 1980s Italy  

La chimera

La chimera

All To Play For by Delphine Deloget

25/05/2023

CANNES 2023: Virginie Efira plays a mother caught up in a devastating spiral and prepared to do anything to get her child back, in Delphine Deloget’s dynamic and well-constructed first feature film  

Rien à perdre

Rien à perdre

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