Film Reviews

8013 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 04/09/2025. 755 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Cop Goes Missing by Frédéric Videau

23/02/2022

Interweaving several characters' lives, Frédéric Videau’s fiction film dissects the day-to-day of the average police officer and reveals a society on its knees  

Selon la police

Selon la police

Shall I Compare You to a Summer's Day? by Mohammad Shawky Hassan

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: In this experimental take on Shakespeare’s sonnet, Mohammad Shawky Hassan lets a group of men recount the pitfalls they have encountered in their love lives  

Bashtaalak sa’at

Bashtaalak sa’at

Fogaréu by Flávia Neves

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: Brazil’s Flávia Neves examines her country’s colonial heritage in this supernatural thriller  

Fogaréu

Fogaréu

Dry Ground Burning by Joana Pimenta, Adirley Queirós

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: In the Brazilian favela of Sol Nascente, an all-female crime ring makes a play on the illegal gasoline trade in this bracing docu-drama mashup by Adirley Queirós and Joana Pimenta  

Mato seco em chamas

Mato seco em chamas

Memoryland by Kim Quy Bui

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: Vietnamese filmmaker Kim Quy Bui's second feature is an oblique, spiritual and sometimes comic look at death and mourning  

Miền ký ức

Miền ký ức

No U-Turn by Ike Nnaebue

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: Nollywood director Ike Nnaebue's accomplished Berlinale Documentary Award Special Mention-winning film tells a strong story but has a confusing attitude  

No U-Turn

No U-Turn

L'état et moi by Max Linz

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: Director Max Linz takes it up with the German judicial system in his sometimes biting satire about criminal law  

L'état et moi

L'état et moi

Europe by Philip Scheffner

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: In his fiction debut, Philip Scheffner recounts the story of a forced uprooting by playing with negative space  

Europe

Europe

Unrest by Cyril Schäublin

22/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: There will be time for anarchist revolution in the watchmaking ateliers of Switzerland, claims rising and now Berlin-awarded filmmaker Cyril Schäublin  

Unrueh

Unrueh

We Haven't Lost Our Way by Anka Sasnal, Wilhelm Sasnal

21/02/2022

BERLINALE 2022: Polish directorial duo Anka and Wilhelm Sasnal make a case for escaping, even if it’s only in one’s own head  

Nie zgubiliśmy drogi

Nie zgubiliśmy drogi

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