Film Reviews

8748 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 09/10/2026. 652 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Kalak by Isabella Eklöf

23/09/2023

Isabella Eklöf presents a subtle and moving film about pain and the search for redemption  

Kalak

Kalak

Projekt Ballhausplatz by Kurt Langbein

21/09/2023

Kurt Langbein’s documentary on former Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz and his seizure of power has its haunting moments, but serves mostly as a retelling of events that are common knowledge  

Projekt Ballhausplatz

Projekt Ballhausplatz

Solitude by Ninna Pálmadóttir

21/09/2023

Ninna Pálmadóttir’s first feature is a fleet, gentle study of a melancholic farmer looking for connection as he resettles in Reykjavík  

Einvera

Einvera

After the Fire by Mehdi Fikri

20/09/2023

In French director Mehdi Fikri’s feature debut, the embers cool as a family seeks justice after an episode of police brutality  

Avant que les flammes ne s'éteignent

Avant que les flammes ne s'éteignent

Working Class Goes to Hell by Mladen Djordjević

20/09/2023

Maverick Serbian director Mladen Djordjević offers another infernal vision of his country's devastated society  

Radnička klasa ide u pakao

Radnička klasa ide u pakao

Je'vida by Katja Gauriloff

19/09/2023

The subdued black-and-white film from Finnish director Katja Gauriloff looks at a young girl cut off by force from her Sámi roots  

Je'vida

Je'vida

Kanaval by Henri Pardo

19/09/2023

Henri Pardo’s debut feature is an endearing story of trauma and displacement  

Kanaval

Kanaval

Shame on Dry Land by Axel Petersén

18/09/2023

Malta is a haven for the rich and their moral wasteland in Swedish director Axel Petersén’s atmospheric thriller  

Syndabocken

Syndabocken

The Tundra Within Me by Sara Margrethe Oskal

18/09/2023

In the debut feature by Norwegian director Sara Margrethe Oskal, you can never go home again  

Eallogierdu

Eallogierdu

Achilles by Farhad Delaram

18/09/2023

Farhad Delaram's feature debut emerges as an evocative narrative, blending a realistic portrayal of oppression with an introspective journey of resistance  

Ashil

Ashil

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