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8105 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/10/2025. 740 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Hide and Seek by Victoria Fiore
20/10/2021
Victoria Fiore’s documentary offers a striking and heartbreaking view of life in Naples from the perspective of a 12-year-old boy
No Man Is an Island by Igor Sterk
Igor Šterk goes down memory lane and remembers his and his buddies’ days in the Yugoslav People’s Army in the late 80s in his documentary
L'Arminuta by Giuseppe Bonito
19/10/2021
Giuseppe Bonito elegantly films a coming-of-age story in 1970s rural Italy; no sentimentality, but emotions are guaranteed
Bitch, A Derogatory Term for a Woman by Tijana Zinajic
The millennial protagonist of Tijana Zinajić’s film struggles with motivation, inspiration and menstruation
The Young Lovers by Carine Tardieu
18/10/2021
Carine Tardieu casts Fanny Ardant and Melvil Poupaud in a sweeping tale of impossible love, creating an emotional and delicate drama, based on an idea by Sólveig Anspach
Promises by Amanda Sthers
Amanda Sthers creates an intense and poignant love drama that plays with time, starring Pierfrancesco Favino and Kelly Reilly
Animals by Nabil Ben Yadir
15/10/2021
Nabil Ben Yadir delivers a radical film gesture which scrutinises the final hours of a young man who’s the victim of a brutal homophobic crime, and the hours which follow his death
Once Were Humans by Goran Vojnović
In his third feature film, Goran Vojnović adds the refugee crisis to the mix of personal and ethnic relationships in a border town in Northwest Slovenia
Back to Sölöz by Serge Avedikian
Serge Avédikian’s insightful documentary conducts an investigation that extends way beyond the film’s running time and leaves us with substantial food for thought
Mediterráneo: The Law of the Sea by Marcel Barrena
Marcel Barrena’s film retraces the birth of the NGO Open Arms which has saved thousands of refugees, but is too enthusiastic in celebrating its protagonist
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