Film Reviews

7902 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 12/07/2025. 767 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Mascarade by Nicolas Bedos

30/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Nicolas Bedos proves that playing shady in the sun might be hazardous to your health, your love life and your criminal record  

Mascarade

Mascarade

The Silent Twins by Agnieszka Smoczyńska

30/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Twin sisters need no words in Agnieszka Smoczyńska’s touching, odd heartbreaker of a movie, based on a true story  

The Silent Twins

The Silent Twins

Mother and Son by Léonor Serraille

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Léonor Serraille raises her game with a highly refined second feature following fifteen years in the tumultuous life of a family trio  

Un petit frère

Un petit frère

Close by Lukas Dhont

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Lukas Dhont confirms the depths of his sensitivity and his gift for mise en scène via a splendid second feature harnessing a whirlwind of introverted emotions  

Close

Close

The Blue Caftan by Maryam Touzani

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Maryam Touzani’s second feature is a moving, poetic and beautifully acted story of love, death and fear  

Le bleu du caftan

Le bleu du caftan

Rebel by Adil El Arbi, Bilall Fallah

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah’s audacious action film, about brothers going to Syria and being forced to fight for ISIS, is a fierce attack on the senses  

Rebel

Rebel

Dodo by Panos H. Koutras

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Pános H Koútras’ new outing is a patchy comedy of errors, where there’s little to tell or to laugh about  

Dodo

Dodo

Riposte Féministe by Simon Depardon, Marie Perennès

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: In Simon Depardon and Marie Perennès' serviceable documentary, women reclaim the streets as their own and it’s hard not to cheer  

Riposte Féministe

Riposte Féministe

Pacifiction by Albert Serra

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Catalan maverick Albert Serra comes up with a sprawling, glittering essay on neo-colonialism in French Polynesia  

Pacifiction

Pacifiction

The Dam by Ali Cherri

27/05/2022

CANNES 2022: Ali Cherri has crafted a bold, esoteric and aesthetically pleasing work set in a remote area of northern Sudan at the time of the 2019 military coup in the country  

Alssd

Alssd

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