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7906 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/07/2025. 763 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Visitors by Veronika Lišková
02/11/2022
Veronika Lišková heads to the end of the Earth, only to realise that problems – and people – are always the same
The Summer of ’91 by Žiga Virc
31/10/2022
For his newest documentary, Žiga Virc makes a collage of home videos revolving around politics, war and life itself
Until Tomorrow by Ali Asgari
28/10/2022
A single mother and her best friend try to find a person to take a baby in for one night in Ali Asgari’s heart-wrenching drama-thriller
A life like any other by Faustine Cros
In her DOK Leipzig-winning documentary, Faustine Cros creates a sobering, in-depth portrait of an era through her painfully personal family story
Staring at Strangers by Félix Viscarret
27/10/2022
Paco León goes into the closet in this film that tries, and at times succeeds, to transfer to the screen the amazingly mind-blowing universe of the writer Juan José Millás
Traces by Dubravka Turic
The protagonist of Dubravka Turić’s moody feature-length directorial debut tries to move on with her life following the death of her father
Rheingold by Fatih Akin
26/10/2022
Fatih Akin's film about rapper Xatar is masterfully shot but loses focus as it tells its character’s real-life story — from Kurdish refugee, to cynical criminal, to German hip hop star
Beanie by Slobodan Maksimović
Slobodan Maksimović’s feature is a proper gem of a Christmas movie, and will be enjoyed by children and parents alike
In a Land That No Longer Exists by Aelrun Goette
Despite the presence of a decent cast and an appealing setting, Aelrun Goette’s coming-of-age romcom gets bogged down in too many clichés inherent to the two genres
Gym Class by Stefano Cipani
Scripted by the D’Innocenzo brothers, Stefano Cipani’s second film respects unity of place and time and is buoyed by its dialogue and acting performances, yet its tone remains unclear
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