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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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Maixabel by Icíar Bollaín
20/09/2021
Reconciliation is the central theme of this taut political drama, directed by Icíar Bollaín and brought to life by an outstanding ensemble cast
Benediction by Terence Davies
The inimitable Terence Davies returns with a film that blends subtlety and intimacy with the grandiosity and violence of war
Paraíso by Sérgio Tréfaut
Sérgio Tréfaut, the director of Rage, returns with a heartfelt, poetic tribute to seresteiros
Escape to the Silver Globe by Kuba Mikurda
Kuba Mikurda has written a love letter to cinema, in which he evokes the atmosphere of filmmaking in 1970s Poland
Anatolian Leopard by Emre Kayis
The pride of an Ankara zoo goes missing, but who will take the rap, asks Turkish filmmaker Emre Kayis in his debut feature
Yuni by Kamila Andini
17/09/2021
Indonesia’s Kamila Andini delivers a beautiful and sensitive work, telling a harmonious and bittersweet story about a young woman caught between yearnings for freedom and local tradition
I Am Not Alone by Garin Hovannisian
16/09/2021
Garin Hovannisian’s political documentary may not be unbiased, but it is technically polished and emotionally charged
Wait for Me by Damir Markovina
Damir Markovina studies the dynamics, relationships and emotions within his family in his debut documentary
Certainty of Probabilities by Raluca Durbacă
15/09/2021
Raluca Durbacă's found footage documentary assembles a glorious portrait of the Romania in 1968 while elaborating on the means and meanings of audiovisual propaganda
The Miracle Child by Silvia Brunelli
VENICE 2021: Silvia Brunelli's first film is a light and dramatic fresco of a humanity torn between the sacred and the profane, set in Rione Sanità in Naples
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