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7871 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 03/07/2025. 758 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Laws of the Border by Daniel Monzón
27/09/2021
Daniel Monzón’s new film is story of initiation that is as frenetic and entertaining as it is conventional and playing safe
Josephine by Javier Marco
The feature debut by Javier Marco, boasting dedicated performances from Emma Suárez and Roberto Álamo, is a sensitive film revolving around a couple of lonesome, wounded animals
The Daughter by Manuel Martín Cuenca
After Cannibal and The Motive, which took part in previous editions of this festival, Manuel Martín Cuenca returns to lay bare the meanness hidden behind the most obsessive of desires
And Tomorrow We Will Be Dead by Michael Steiner
Michael Steiner tells the incredible, terrifying story of a Swiss couple who were held hostage for eight months by a group of Taliban fighters
Young and Afraid by Petter Aaberg, Sverre Kvamme
24/09/2021
Receiving an international premiere at Nordisk Panorama, the documentary by Petter Aaberg and Sverre Kvamme is a personal, raw and affecting look at mental illness and a young generation
The Grandmother by Paco Plaza
The worlds of Paco Plaza and Carlos Vermut collide in a hair-raising film which encourages us to think about the fleeting nature of beauty, along with loneliness and the high price we pay for success
Mikado by Emanuel Pârvu
With an impressive economy of resources, Emanuel Pârvu explores the ideas of guilt and accountability
The Rust by Juan Sebastián Mesa
In his sophomore film, Colombian director Juan Sebastián Mesa swaps the city for the sierra in a tale that, rooted in place, somehow strikes a universal chord
Sava by Matthew Somerville
23/09/2021
Young British director Matthew Somerville's first feature-length documentary tells the story of the river that runs from Slovenia through Croatia and Bosnia to Serbia
Who’s Stopping Us by Jonás Trueba
Jonás Trueba’s latest film is a masterfully executed triple-corkscrew somersault that leaves us in no doubt we are in the presence of a unique and dazzling talent
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