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.

Caveat by Damian Mc Carthy

08/10/2020

Damian Mc Carthy’s psychological horror was the opening film of this year’s edition of the IndieCork Film Festival  

Caveat

Caveat

Little Vampire by Joann Sfar

08/10/2020

Joann Sfar adapts his own cult comic book, offering family audiences a funny, warm-hearted and audacious film, buoyed by a gallery of loveable characters  

Petit vampire

Petit vampire

Comrade Drakulich by Márk Bodzsár

07/10/2020

Vampire, secret services and nomenklatura in 1970s communist Hungary: playing at CinEast and Sitges, the second feature from Márk Bodzsár turns out to be a masterful and very diverting film  

Drakulics elvtárs

Drakulics elvtárs

Miss by Ruben Alves

07/10/2020

Ruben Alves offers a smart popular comedy, a story of self-accomplishment set against the hope for a freer, less binary society  

Miss

Miss

Everything Will Not Be Fine by Adrian Pîrvu, Helena Maksyom

07/10/2020

With their first feature-length documentary, maybe Romania's Adrian Pîrvu and Ukraine's Helena Maksyom do not reach the place they were headed to, but they get exactly what they needed  

Totul nu va fi bine

Totul nu va fi bine

A Dose of Happiness by Yana Titova

06/10/2020

Yana Titova’s self-assured fiction debut is an engaging cautionary tale about addiction  

Doza Shtastie

Doza Shtastie

The Truffle Hunters by Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw

05/10/2020

In their glorious documentary, Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw advise us to leave the gun, take the fungus  

The Truffle Hunters

The Truffle Hunters

The Recipe for Balance by Óscar Bernàcer

05/10/2020

Óscar Bernàcer dishes up a mouth-watering documentary with just a soupçon of PR — a reflection on creative collaboration, the necessity of reinvention and how to emerge from the pandemic  

La receta del equilibrio

La receta del equilibrio

Zurich Diary by Stefan Haupt

05/10/2020

Stefan Haupt leads us through the labyrinthine roads of Zurich, which, despite undergoing deep change, never ceases to intrigue him  

Zürcher Tagebuch

Zürcher Tagebuch

Madly in Life by Raphaël Balboni, Ann Sirot

02/10/2020

Belgian directors Raphaël Balboni and Ann Sirot deliver a delicately balanced work, tackling a serious subject with imagination and determination  

Une vie démente

Une vie démente

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