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8748 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 12/10/2026. 652 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Just An Illusion by Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano
14/04/2026
Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano deliver a simple, heart-warming and highly energetic retro family comedy centred on a young teenager from the 1980s
Evil Dress by Jacob Santana
In his second feature, Jacob Santana depicts the increasingly fragile relationship between a mother and daughter, which is thrown further out of kilter by a mysterious force
Kyma by Romain Daudet-Jahan
13/04/2026
Romain Daudet-Jahan's imaginative film takes young audiences on a fantastical quest reminiscent of the popular camaraderie and adventure movies of the 1980s
Joan of Arc by Hlynur Pálmason
09/04/2026
Hlynur Pálmason conjures up just over an hour of playful visual magic in this companion film to The Love That Remains
Mrs. by David Roux
07/04/2026
David Roux dissects the alienated position of a woman, brilliantly portrayed by Mélanie Thierry, within a bourgeois family that is deeply dysfunctional beneath the surface
Around Paradise by Yulia Lokshina
27/03/2026
A supposed haven in the Paraguayan wilderness becomes a revealing microcosm of conspiracy culture and colonial fantasies in Yulia Lokshina’s
Better Class by Víctor García León
26/03/2026
Víctor García León pokes fun at—and shares in—the contradictions of modern fatherhood, where men are willing to trample their own ethical principles in order to climb the social ladder
Landless Children by René Ballesteros
René Ballesteros delivers a poignant and beautifully crafted documentary, accompanying two forty-year-old Chilean men as they seek out the truth about their past, having been torn away from their mothers through adoption
On the Sea by Helen Walsh
Helen Walsh’s sensitive, closely observed drama finds a middle-aged fishery worker belatedly discovering his queerness
Vita mia by Edoardo Winspeare
25/03/2026
Edoardo Winspeare offers up a European picture set between Salento and Transylvania which is carried more by the performances of its two lead actors than by its ambitious screenplay
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