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8756 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/10/2026. 649 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Serife Tavsan by Tareq Daoud
29/09/2026
Swiss director of Afghan heritage Tareq Daoud tells the story of a recently widowed woman who has to contend with her sons’ overbearing behaviour
Florid by Billy Lumby
28/09/2026
British director Billy Lumby’s feature debut is an in-depth exploration of mental illness, anchored by a superb performance by Jonathan Jules
The World Before by Yoon Dan-bi
In her second feature, Korean director Yoon Dan-bin tells a coming-of-age story that also works as a multigenerational portrait of a unique place
Saints by Mikel Gurrea
25/09/2026
Mikel Gurrea’s sophomore feature peers into the hidden world of a gang stealing religious art, as seen through the eyes of his muse, Victoria Luengo
Lovers Sleep Alone by Massih Parsaei
24/09/2026
The first feature by Iranian-born, German-based filmmaker Massih Parsaei is an austere yet delicately crafted portrait of an immigrant’s solitary life in Berlin
Milo by Nicole Garcia
Nicole Garcia hits the mark with a film carried by a dazzlingly sombre Marion Cotillard who plays a mother trying to reconnect with a son she barely knows
This Solitude by Javier Giner
Javier Giner’s debut feature is a portrait of two damaged souls whose break-up acts as the catalyst that causes all their wounds to bleed
Pray for Us by Daniel Monzón
Daniel Monzón returns to depict a life devoid of freedom, but now from the perspective of a female teenager brutalised by the Catholic-Francoist regime
Tender Loving Care by Mike Leigh
What is potentially Mike Leigh’s last film is a spirited ode to both the good and the bad in life, told through the eyes of two sanguine social workers
Erratics by Thomas Woodroffe
23/09/2026
In his feature debut, Chile's Thomas Woodroffe offers an evocative revisiting of the footage filmed by Paul Castelnau in Tierra del Fuego in the early 20th century
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