Film Reviews

8059 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 23/09/2025. 743 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Yesterday by Andrea Papini

08/02/2023

Andrea Papini’s movie sees a documentary-maker organising a film workshop in a prison, but the former’s good intentions are thwarted by his superficial approach to the subject-matter  

I nostri ieri

I nostri ieri

The Nothingness Club - Não Sou Nada by Edgar Pêra

08/02/2023

Edgar Pêra’s latest feature is an electrifying cinematic experience that oozes the restless essence of Fernando Pessoa  

Não Sou Nada – The Nothingness Club

Não Sou Nada – The Nothingness Club

Before We Collapse by Alice Zeniter, Benoît Zeniter

08/02/2023

The feature debut by Alice Zeniter and Benoît Volnais promises an engaging and topical character study, but leaves the viewer puzzled due to a lack of clarity in form and tone  

Avant l'effondrement

Avant l'effondrement

La mala familia by Nacho A. Villar, Luis Rojo

07/02/2023

Spanish directors Nacho A Villar and Luis Rojo deliver a powerful piece of naturalistic cinema that immerses us in the world of protagonists subjected to systemic inequalities  

La mala familia

La mala familia

100 Seasons by Giovanni Bucchieri

07/02/2023

Professional dancer Giovanni Bucchieri’s first feature is an exploration of his struggles with bipolar disorder and his unprocessed feelings about his first true love  

100 årstider

100 årstider

Four Little Adults by Selma Vilhunen

07/02/2023

Selma Vilhunen's new film is a funny and successful comedy about four adults grappling with the challenges of a polyamorous relationship  

Neljä pientä aikuista

Neljä pientä aikuista

Geology of Separation by Yosr Gasmi, Mauro Mazzocchi

07/02/2023

Yosr Gasmi and Mauro Mazzocchi’s documentary is a polyphonic study of two refugees’ journey through the asylum process, and an unfamiliar Europe as a whole  

Geology of Separation

Geology of Separation

Copenhagen Does Not Exist by Martin Skovbjerg

06/02/2023

Martin Skovbjerg’s sophomore feature is intriguing on the whole, but its flaws stem from the fact that some of its main characters are largely underwritten  

København findes ikke

København findes ikke

Endless Borders by Abbas Amini

06/02/2023

Iranian director Abbas Amini's Rotterdam prizewinner is an early contender for the most structurally complex and ethically nuanced film of the year  

Marzhaye bi payan

Marzhaye bi payan

Le Spectre de Boko Haram by Cyrielle Raingou

06/02/2023

As its title suggests, Cyrielle Raingou’s debut feature takes stock of the wounds left by the notorious terrorist organisation in a Cameroonian village on the border with Nigeria  

Le Spectre de Boko Haram

Le Spectre de Boko Haram

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