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7952 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/08/2025. 757 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Secret Agent by Kleber Mendonça Filho
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CANNES 2025: Kleber Mendonça Filho creates a playful, choral and sophisticated cinematic partition in dizzying narrative arpeggio, revealing the dark memory of Brazil under dictatorship
No One Will Know by Vincent Maël Cardona
CANNES 2025: A gun and a winning ticket are the dramaturgical drivers of Vincent Maël Cardona’s second feature, a genre film borrowing from the slasher and heist movies
Urchin by Harris Dickinson
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My Father's Shadow by Akinola Davies
CANNES 2025: Akinola Davies Jr impresses with this tale of two brothers reuniting with their estranged father for one day in Lagos, against the backdrop of the country’s 1993 election
Nino by Pauline Loquès
18/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Following the footsteps of a young man wandering around Paris in the throes of a revelation, Pauline Loquès paints a moving portrait of the modern urban world
Pillion by Harry Lighton
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A Magnificent Life by Sylvain Chomet
CANNES 2025: Sylvain Chomet celebrates and reintroduces French institution Marcel Pagnol in his animated biopic, which, while not explicit, is definitely a film for adults
New Wave by Richard Linklater
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Wild Foxes by Valéry Carnoy
17/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Valéry Carnoy delivers a sensitive, embodied first feature, in the breath of its hero, who for the duration of an intense interlude will question the rest of his story
I Only Rest In The Storm by Pedro Pinho
CANNES 2025: Portuguese auteur Pedro Pinho crafts an epic chronicle of an expat NGO worker discovering himself in Guinea-Bissau
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