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8218 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 14/01/2026. 704 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Origin by Andrew Cumming
19/10/2022
Andrew Cumming’s debut feature makes a genre film out of our species’ early history and imbues it with a sombre take on human nature
Summerlight... and Then Comes the Night by Elfar Adalsteins
Elfar Aðalsteins looks on the highs and lows of small-town Icelandic life with a well-meaning but sentimental eye
Ciné-Guerrillas: Scenes from Labudović Reels by Mila Turajlic
18/10/2022
Using unseen, 60-year-old archive footage from the Algerian War, Mila Turajlić has made an unexpectedly exciting film about the power of the image in the anti-colonial struggle
Family Love - My Grandpa, National Socialism and Me by Eric Esser
Eric Esser’s documentary explores the topic of accountability, starting with a grandfather who might have been a Nazi
Irati by Paul Urkijo Alijo
17/10/2022
Basque director Paul Urkijo makes a medieval fantasy adventure film as daring as it is moving
Nocebo by Lorcan Finnegan
14/10/2022
Lorcan Finnegan blends psychological thriller with folk horror to produce a film with disturbing social content
The Hummingbird by Francesca Archibugi
Francesca Archibugi adapts Sandro Veronesi’s bestseller, demanding a little extra effort from viewers to follow the free flow of memories depicted, but ultimately guaranteeing an emotional impact
Empire of Light by Sam Mendes
British film and theatre director Sam Mendes’ latest is a love letter to “the magic of the movies” and the ways we used to consume them, whilst itself being a poor advertisement for the same
My Policeman by Michael Grandage
13/10/2022
Harry Styles’ performance further sinks Michael Grandage's structurally unsound, bland and superficial film about closeted life
Unicorn Wars by Alberto Vázquez
Alberto Vázquez creates a unique and moving fable about the human condition and the origin of evil
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