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7881 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/07/2025. 754 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Rosa's Wedding by Icíar Bollaín
21/08/2020
Candela Peña manages to bring credibility to this funny and daring comedy directed by Icíar Bollaín, who reprises the joyful spirit of her first film, which also starred the Catalan actress
Her Mothers by Asia Dér, Sári Haragonics
20/08/2020
A raw portrait of a lesbian couple adopting a child in Orbán's homophobic Hungary, this documentary by Asia Dér and Sári Haragonics had its European premiere at Sarajevo
Holy Father by Andrei Dăscălescu
19/08/2020
Andrei Dăscălescu’s extremely personal documentary goes to the heart of the idea of family
Return to Epipo by Judit Oláh
18/08/2020
Judit Oláh's semi-autobiographical documentary investigates abuse in an unorthodox summer camp for children in the communist Hungary
Homecoming - Marina Abramović and her Children by Boris Miljković
Ostensibly a documentary about the famous artist's life, career and her 2019 retrospective exhibition in Belgrade, this film from Serbian director Branko Miljković is a quasi-arty TV biopic
Otto the Barbarian by Ruxandra Ghitescu
A rather taxing viewing experience, Ruxandra Ghiţescu’s first feature centres on a teenager confronted with trauma
The Island Within by Ru Hasanov
17/08/2020
Azerbaijani director Ru Hasanov's second film is a strangely specific story of a special protagonist who puts himself into extraordinary circumstances
Andromeda Galaxy by More Raca
15/08/2020
Kosovan filmmaker More Raça's first feature film is a classically told, warm film about a father-daughter relationship, with a creative visual style marking her as a talent to watch
The Exception by Jesper W. Nielsen
12/08/2020
Four great Danish actresses join forces in this intensely atmospheric psychological thriller where suspicion, fear and distrust contaminate professional and personal relationships
House of Dolls by Tudor Platon
11/08/2020
Tudor Platon’s documentary debut explores some of family life’s simple truths
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