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8754 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 15/10/2026. 651 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Mary Magdalene by Gessica Généus
15/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Gessica Généus delivers a flamboyant drama about a young sex worker living as a free woman and a young evangelist consumed by doubt in Haiti
Parallel Tales by Asghar Farhadi
CANNES 2026: Asghar Farhadi goes full French soap opera in this drama starring Isabelle Huppert – and no foley artist is safe
Think Good by Géraldine Nakache
CANNES 2026: Géraldine Nakache traces the history of an abusive relationship, set to the rhythm of sacred Jewish rituals
Fatherland by Pawel Pawlikowski
CANNES 2026: Polish helmer Pawel Pawlikowski returns with a casually cruel drama featuring another star turn from Sandra Hüller
The Meltdown by Manuela Martelli
14/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Manuella Martelli crafts a subtle, atmospheric and allusive work about a mysterious disappearance in a hotel in the mountains
Dua by Blerta Basholli
CANNES 2026: Blerta Basholli brings an undeniably powerful clarity of perspective to her sophomore feature, which follows a teenage girl growing up in late-1990s Pristina
Gabin by Maxence Voiseux
CANNES 2026: Capturing ten years of life, documentary filmmaker Maxence Voiseux accomplishes a remarkable cinematic experience, grounded in humanity and woven with subtle finesse
We Are Aliens by Kohei Kadowaki
CANNES 2026: Kohei Kadowaki makes his feature debut with an animated diptych of two boys, in which one event defines the trajectory of their adolescence
Butterfly Jam by Kantemir Balagov
CANNES 2026: In the third feature by Kantemir Balagov, Barry Keoghan’s newest single-father character is caught up in a crisis of masculinity with his teenage son
Ashes by Diego Luna
CANNES 2026: Diego Luna’s fourth film is a raw and compassionate immigration drama following a young girl’s fractured family journey between Mexico and Spain
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