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7902 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 11/07/2025. 767 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Tara by Volker Sattel, Francesca Bertin

20/04/2022

Volker Sattel and Francesca Bertin depict nature’s struggle against an illusory form of progress which is characterised by corruption and profit  

Tara

Tara

Sons of the Wind by Felipe Monroy

19/04/2022

Felipe Monroy continues to document the open wounds of a Colombia suffocated by a deep pain that also leaves a mark on the present  

Hijos del viento

Hijos del viento

Ardente·x·s by Patrick Muroni

15/04/2022

Patrick Muroni portrays with courage and a healthy dose of provocation a collective of women and queer people who transform porn into an ethical and nonconformist concept  

Ardente·x·s

Ardente·x·s

Silent Love by Marek Kozakiewicz

15/04/2022

The Polish-German documentary by Marek Kozakiewicz is a tender story about the different ways of growing up  

Silent Love

Silent Love

Remainders by Raúl Capdevila Murillo

15/04/2022

The film by Raúl Capdevila Murillo is a bitter but passionate farewell letter and tribute to a peasant world sadly forced to adapt to the system, or die out  

Los Saldos

Los Saldos

Disappearance by Andrina Mracnikar

15/04/2022

Andrina Mračnikar’s documentary about the vanishing of the Slovenian language and culture in Southern Carinthia gets lost amidst the number of topics touched upon but not properly examined  

Verschwinden

Verschwinden

Dogwatch by Gregoris Rentis

15/04/2022

Greek director Gregoris Rentis explores masculinity beyond the issues of toxicity and aggression in this hybrid story of mercenaries hired to protect ships in high-risk waters  

Vardia

Vardia

We don’t talk by Marjolein Busstra

15/04/2022

Throughout Marjolein Busstra’s film, traumatised youngsters seem to open up more and more, gradually discovering that it does indeed help to speak out  

Wij praten niet

Wij praten niet

Kapr Code by Lucie Králová

14/04/2022

Lucie Králová's documentary opera on Czech composer Jan Kapr is a multi-layered, accomplished work that sometimes struggles under the weight of its own ambition  

Kapr Code

Kapr Code

Getting Old Stinks by Peter Entell

14/04/2022

Peter Entell recounts the daily life of an elderly man – his father – who found himself raising his four children alone  

Getting Old Stinks

Getting Old Stinks
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