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7874 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 04/07/2025. 757 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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What If Tomorrow by Fabienne Godet
09/11/2021
Julie Moulier impresses as a broken woman piecing herself back together as she embarks upon an intriguing investigation in Fabienne Godet’s new road movie
The Gentiles by Santi Amodeo
Santi Amodeo’s film is an attempt to reflect adolescence and all its complexity, but his insistence on self-reference ends up undermining its believability
What Went Wrong? by Liliana Torres
Liliana Torres continues to use auto-fiction to explore her intimate sentimental world; however she doesn’t manage to get to the bottom of the story that this format is intended to create
Settlers by Wyatt Rockefeller
08/11/2021
Wyatt Rockefeller's sci-fi western set on Mars is not a boring political film about a future environmental disaster, but is able to excite and entertain
Orchestra by Matevž Luzar
Matevž Luzar takes his viewers on an overlong bus ride, motion sickness be damned – but at least the drinks keep on coming
LA QueenCiañera by Pedro Peira
05/11/2021
Pedro Peira follows Bamby Salcedo, a transgender Mexican woman who, before becoming a political activist, used to walk on the wilder side of life
Lemon and Poppy Seed Cake by Benito Zambrano
Benito Zambrano painstakingly follows the recipe for adapting Cristina Campos’ novel of the same name for the big screen, avoiding choking while also stirring in more than meets the eye
918 Nights by Arantza Santesteban
Basque filmmaker Arantza Santesteban's first feature-length film, a very personal and experimental hybrid, has emerged as the big winner of Doclisboa
Rose: A Love Story by Jennifer Sheridan
04/11/2021
Jennifer Sheridan’s debut is a romantic and modern-day version of the classic vampire genre film buoyed by an excellent acting performance from Sophie Rundle
Yaya e Lennie – The Walking Liberty by Alessandro Rak
The third animated feature by Alessandro Rak and the team from Mad Entertainment studios has the potential to cross borders on account of its artistic qualities and environmental themes
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