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8147 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 12/11/2025. 725 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Last Night in Soho by Edgar Wright
05/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Something is rotten in the state of Soho, argues Edgar Wright in his delightful folly
Official Competition by Mariano Cohn, Gastón Duprat
VENICE 2021: Argentina’s Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn rip the industry a new one in their satire that’s as on point as it is hilarious
Il buco by Michelangelo Frammartino
04/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Michelangelo Frammartino captures the breath and the rhythm of the spaces that he explores, through the story of a group of young speleologists descending into a deep cave in Calabria in 1961
The Salamander by Alex Carvalho
VENICE 2021: Alex Carvalho’s debut feature is a forgettable tale, suffocated by flat, underdeveloped characters and a predictable plot
Dusk Stone by Iván Fund
VENICE 2021: Argentine director Iván Fund blends magic and realism to recount the unusual grief process embarked upon by a couple who have lost their young son at sea
Madeleine Collins by Antoine Barraud
VENICE 2021: Virginie Efira rules in a Hitchcockian film by Antoine Barraud with a very sophisticated and particularly devious script, rich in discomfort, suspicions and surprises
True Things by Harry Wootliff
VENICE 2021: Bad romance blooms in director Harry Wootliff’s follow-up to 2018’s Only You, helped by sublime performances from Ruth Wilson and Tom Burke
Dune by Denis Villeneuve
VENICE 2021: Denis Villeneuve’s take on the 1965 novel is solemn, serious and not a lot of fun
Dogworld by Alessandro Celli
VENICE 2021: Shot in a run-down and toxic version of Taranto, Alessandro Celli’s debut is a dystopic but fun film which light-heartedly reflects upon the present while warning us about the future
The Hand of God by Paolo Sorrentino
VENICE 2021: “Amarcording” the Naples of his youth, Paolo Sorrentino gets to eat his Fellini cake and have his own, too
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