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7893 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 10/07/2025. 758 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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the Other Half by Giorgos Moutafis
18/03/2022
Greek photojournalist Giorgos Moutafis delivers a personal, authentic and honest refugee documentary that puts a multitude of award-winning films to shame
The Locust by Faezeh Azizkhani
Iranian director Faezeh Azizkhani’s second self-reflexive and cinephilic feature portrays a broke woman amidst personal crises and artistic frustrations
Robin Bank by Anna Giralt Gris
A local hero becomes human in this small-scale exploration of the Enric Duran case by director Anna Giralt Gris
Long Live My Happy Head by Will Hewitt, Austen McCowan
Austen McCowan and Will Hewitt's partly animated documentary is a bittersweet story of a cancer patient who fights his disease with creativity and humour
Juwaa by Nganji Mutiri
17/03/2022
Nganji Mutiri paints an intimate portrait, between Brussels and Kinshasa, of a mother and son’s reunion impeded by history, absence and things left unsaid
Boum Boum by Laurie Lassalle
Laurie Lassalle revisits the Gilets Jaunes crisis from an original angle, exploring the ups and downs of a case of love at first sight between one Saturday protest and another
Corro da te by Riccardo Milani
Depicting “the worst possible Italian”, Riccardo Milani revisits the French comedy Rolling To You, using irony to tackle the theme of disability
It Is In Us All by Antonia Campbell-Hughes
In her SXSW-awarded film, Northern Irish director Antonia Campbell-Hughes takes a look at men without women
Ruthless Times: Songs of Care by Susanna Helke
Susanna Helke’s DocPoint winner adds another trophy to its collection, having now been granted the Main Prize for a Film Over 30 Minutes at Tampere
Pirates by Reggie Yates
Reggie Yates remembers the great panic of New Year’s Eve 1999, but this time, it’s not about the millennium bug
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