Film Reviews

7874 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 04/07/2025. 757 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

The Year of Fury by Rafa Russo

28/05/2021

Rafa Russo attempts to show how people experienced the moments just prior to the advent of the Uruguayan dictatorship in this exciting and relevant ensemble thriller  

El año de la furia

El año de la furia

High Maintenance – The Life and Work of Dani Karavan by Barak Heymann

27/05/2021

Barak Heymann invites viewers to familiarise themselves with the charming, magnetic personality of the Israeli genius, as he inspects the upkeep of some of his original works  

Dani Karavan

Dani Karavan

Balandrau, Frozen Hell by Guille Cascante

26/05/2021

With this non-fiction title, Guille Cascante proves that terror is shapeless, simultaneously crafting a survival film packed with action and emotion  

Balandrau, infern glaçat

Balandrau, infern glaçat

A Symphony of Noise by Enrique Sánchez Lansch

26/05/2021

Forget the silence – in Enrique Sánchez Lansch’s new documentary, it’s time to enjoy the sound of deep-fried trumpet  

A Symphony of Noise

A Symphony of Noise

Towards the Battle by Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux

26/05/2021

Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux delivers a promising first feature film: an atmospheric western about a photographer who loses his way during a French colonial expedition to Mexico in the 19th century  

Vers la bataille

Vers la bataille

Cows on the Roof by Aldo Gugolz

21/05/2021

In his latest documentary, crowned as the winner of the Trento Film Festival, Aldo Gugolz gets ready for a Swiss mountain mystery  

Anche stanotte le mucche danzeranno sul tetto

Anche stanotte le mucche danzeranno sul tetto

Cruel Peter by Christian Bisceglia, Ascanio Malgarini

21/05/2021

Ascanio Malgarini and Christian Bisceglia direct a well-made gothic fairy-tale set in Messina on the eve of the devastating 1908 earthquake  

Cruel Peter

Cruel Peter

The Bad Poet by Gianluca Jodice

20/05/2021

Gianluca Jodice’s underwhelming debut examines the long-distance duel between Gabriele D’Annunzio and Mussolini through the eyes of a young fascist  

Il cattivo poeta

Il cattivo poeta

Morrison by Federico Zampaglione

20/05/2021

In his fourth film, the singer-songwriter-director Federico Zampaglione ventures into a musical world that’s well-known to him, but doesn’t offer the added value we’d expect  

Morrison

Morrison

Loan Shark by Nemanja Ceranic

20/05/2021

Serbian director Nemanja Ćeranić's debut is a straightforward crime-thriller that can capitalise on the audience’s appetite for fare about tough guys with a code of honour  

Lihvar

Lihvar

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