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8142 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/11/2025. 721 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Man and Dog by Stefan Constantinescu
08/02/2022
Ştefan Constantinescu’s feature debut explores the alienation of those working abroad
Kinorama – Beyond the Walls of the Real by Edgar Pêra
Artist and filmmaker Edgar Pêra blurs the lines of 3D and HP Lovecraft in this experimental take on reality
Ghiaccio by Fabrizio Moro, Alessio De Leonardis
Co-helmed by Alessio De Leonardis, singer Fabrizio Moro’s directorial debut is a film about boxing which goes heavy on stereotypes and metaphors but which fascinates on account of its honesty
A Human Position by Anders Emblem
In Anders Emblem’s film, a young journalist finds meaning in her job while investigating the deportation of an asylum seeker in rural Norway
Silver Bird and Rainbow Fish by Lei Lei
Spanning 20 years of Chinese history, Lei Lei’s animated documentary follows the struggles of a family from the county of Ningdu as their lives are torn apart by the system
Penelope My Love by Claire Doyon
07/02/2022
Director Claire Doyon surveys her autistic daughter from birth to teenagehood in this self-shot docu-portrait
Yamabuki by Yamasaki Juichiro
Tough lives intersect, and unconvincing plot lines pile up, in Juichiro Yamasaki’s tale of small-town Japanese life
The Last Ride of the Wolves by Alberto De Michele
Alberto De Michele’s feature debut tries to peel away the romanticised image of the Italian mafia, but the result is tiring and fails to engage
Gli anni belli by Lorenzo D'Amico De Carvalho
04/02/2022
Co-produced by Italy, Portugal and Serbia, Lorenzo d'Amico De Carvalho’s debut film takes a humorous approach to exploring the adolescence of a pasionaria living in an “adolescent” country
Miss Viborg by Marianne Blicher
Danish filmmaker Marianne Blicher makes a confident debut with an audience-pleasing story of an unlikely friendship between two women decades apart
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