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8092 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 13/10/2025. 740 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Wolves by Jonas Ulrich
06/10/2025
In Jonas Ulrich’s feature debut, a young woman goes in search of an identity in the black-metal scene, only to fall for a singer with far-right views while refusing to believe they’re true
Wisdom of Happiness by Barbara Miller, Philip Delaquis
03/10/2025
Barbara Miller and Philip Delaquis’ documentary represents the spiritual testament of one of the most charismatic men of our time, the Dalai Lama
Justa by Teresa Villaverde
The new film by Teresa Villaverde is a poignant exploration of grief, and a meditation on the relationship between humans and nature
Her Difference by Lola Doillon
Jehnny Beth dazzles in Lola Doillon’s generous, educational film about the complexities of life for a woman living with autism undiagnosed
Skiff by Cecilia Verheyden
Cecilia Verheyden delivers a tender and resonant coming-of-age tale, culminating in a final act that lingers thanks to its brutal honesty
No Mercy by Isa Willinger
Isa Willinger invites us to discover whether films by women are more violent than those by men, questioning fundamental assumptions around patriarchy in the cinematic world
The Partisan by James Marquand
02/10/2025
James Marquand’s historical drama is a chaotic but truthful retelling of the life of famous Polish spy Krystyna Skarbek
The Unspoken Language by Milan Skrobanek
Milan Skrobanek’s fiction feature debut leads us into the world of two young lovers whose relationship seems to be impossible, as she is deaf and he is visually impaired
I Am the Greatest by Marlene Bischof, Nicolai Dimitri Zeitler
The feature debut by German writer-director duo Nicolai Zeitler and Marlene Bischof places the focus on various protagonists who are feeling overwhelmed by life
Easy Girl by Hille Norden
Hille Norden’s drama film delves deep into the emotional inner life of a young woman who tries to repress the memories of her past through a life of excess
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