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7311 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 22/09/2024. 780 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Ane Is Missing by David Pérez Sañudo
22/09/2020
David Pérez Sañudo displays great cinematic skill, sensitivity and depth in his first full-length feature
An Optical Illusion by Juan Cavestany
21/09/2020
Juan Cavestany whisks us away to the very confines of reality with a film that constantly switches genres and which pays little heed to convention – or the guidebooks
The Garden by Ragnar Bragason
Seven years after Metalhead, Ragnar Bragason returns to Toronto with the big-screen version of his own 2012 stage play
Limbo by Ben Sharrock
Ben Sharrock's excellent second film is an incisive satire on British attitudes to male refugees told in an elegiac, deadpan style
Akelarre by Pablo Agüero
In this luminous period film, Argentinian director Pablo Agüero revives the story of a group of women who fell victim to a witch-hunt fuelled by misogyny and the persecution of freedom
Tove by Zaida Bergroth
Zaida Bergroth captures the unpredictable love life of The Moomins creator Tove Jansson in this sketchy biopic of the bisexual artist
Simple Passion by Danielle Arbid
In her highly accomplished adaptation of Annie Ernaux’s novel, Danielle Arbid delves right to the very heart of an irrepressible and incandescent love which ends up driving a woman to distraction
Spagat by Christian Johannes Koch
20/09/2020
The first feature film by Swiss director Christian Johannes Koch reveals the hidden underbelly of a seemingly perfect society
Rifkin's Festival by Woody Allen
18/09/2020
Woody Allen heads to San Sebastián, bringing with him his passion for travel, his neuroses and his love of (classic) film - a fantastical escape route which saves him from personal catastrophes
Lift Like a Girl by Mayye Zayed
Mayye Zayed’s debut feature-length documentary centres on young women with dreams of becoming weightlifting champions
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