Feature Films Database
Southern Mediterranean films database
Directors
Scriptwriters
Producers
European Film Schools
Production Companies
Distributors
International Sales
Funding Bodies
Submit a Film
Industry Events
Industry Reports
Country Focus
Co-Production Podcast
Industry Panels
Reviews
Online Screenwriting Training Course
Guided Course for Feature Film Writing
Script Analysis
Analysis of the potential of your series
Cineuropa's Training Catalogue
Film Festival Photographs
Newsletter
Cineuropa Award
Advanced Search
Blogs Archive
Videos
Photogalleries
EUFCN Location Award
Euro Film Fest
27 Times Cinema
GoCritic!
Advertise on Cineuropa
Logos and Banners
Links
6924 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/04/2024. 750 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
LATEST
Ojos Negros by Marta Lallana, Ivet Castelo
21/03/2019
This astoundingly mature debut, a group effort directed by two very young graduates of Barcelona’s Pompeu Fabra University, exudes a phenomenal sensitivity
Pain & Glory by Pedro Almodóvar
This 21st film by Pedro Almodóvar exudes the intense emotions that have shaped his life, and features Antonio Banderas as the mirror-image of the director behind Talk To Her and All About My Mother
The Reformist by Marie Skovgaard
Marie Skovgaard’s fascination with the woman behind Europe’s first mosque run by female imams is contagious
Movements of a Nearby Mountain by Sebastian Brameshuber
20/03/2019
Sebastian Brameshuber returns with a stripped-back documentary on a Nigerian mechanic recycling spare car parts in a remote part of Austria
Casanova, Last Love by Benoît Jacquot
In this twilit film by Benoît Jacquot, Vincent Lindon plays a surprising Casanova, disarmed by the push and pull of Stacy Martin
Good Day’s Work by Martin Turk
Life’s little, but inexorable, accidents are explored in Martin Turk’s minimalist drama, which screened at Sofia
Peitruss by Max Jacoby
19/03/2019
The second feature film by Luxembourger Max Jacoby crosses the divide between crime thriller, film noir and psychological drama
My Heart Belongs to Daddy by Sofia Aronsen Haugan
This intimate documentary by Norwegian newcomer Sofia Haugan uses warmth and humour to delve into the relationship between a drug-addicted father and his daughter
Fisherman's Friends by Chris Foggin
An amateur folk-singing group consisting of ten Cornish fishermen gains unlikely UK chart success in this feel-good British comedy by Chris Foggin
Green Boys by Ariane Doublet
Through the meeting of two adolescent boys - a Guinean illegal immigrant and a Normandy teen - Ariane Doublet crafts a rural film which is simple, tender and educational
Privacy Policy