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8044 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 13/09/2025. 743 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Danny. Legend. God. by Yavor Petkov
02/02/2021
Corruption is at the centre of this first feature by Bulgarian director Yavor Petkov, now available on Bulgarian TVoD platform gledam.bg
Misha and the Wolves by Sam Hobkinson
In his World Cinema Documentary Competition entry, Sam Hobkinson shows that when something seems too good to be true, it usually is
Hive by Blerta Basholli
Kosovar director Blerta Basholli's first feature tells the inspiring real-life story of a group of women, and their strength, perseverance and ingenuity
Flee by Jonas Poher Rasmussen
Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s animated docu-drama on an Afghan refugee’s journey to safety is sublime storytelling
Pleasure by Ninja Thyberg
Sweden’s Ninja Thyberg signs her name to a sucker punch of a debut feature which is carried by Sofia Kappel’s portrayal of a young woman’s rise within the Los Angeles porn industry
President by Camilla Nielsson
In her documentary that reads more like a thriller, Camilla Nielsson shows how to destroy all pretences of democracy – in ten easy steps
Knocking by Frida Kempff
01/02/2021
In her feature debut, shown in the Midnight section at Sundance, Frida Kempff checks out what goes bump in the night
The Most Beautiful Boy in the World by Kristina Lindström, Kristian Petri
In their documentary about Death in Venice star Björn Andrésen, Kristina Lindström and Kristian Petri combine archive footage and atmospheric visuals to tell a story of beauty and objectification
Human Factors by Ronny Trocker
Ronny Trocker’s second fiction feature takes an overly minimalistic route in following an upper-middle-class family shaken by a mysterious burglary
Luzzu by Alex Camilleri
Maltese director Alex Camilleri reveals his talent with a subtle and unfamiliar debut feature film which tells an empathic, realist and informative tale of a young fisherman pushed to his limits
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