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8129 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 30/10/2025. 731 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams by Luca Guadagnino
11/09/2020
VENICE 2020: In his new documentary, Luca Guadagnino proves that sometimes you can give a director the right shoes, but he still can’t conquer the world
The Truth About La Dolce Vita by Giuseppe Pedersoli
VENICE 2020: Giuseppe Pedersoli’s debut feature reveals several interesting, behind-the-scenes truths about the production of Fellini’s masterpiece
Laila in Haifa by Amos Gitai
VENICE 2020: Israeli great Amos Gitai crafts a beautiful nocturnal roundelay in an unusual location: a hip bar with an equally Israeli and Palestinian clientele
New Order by Michel Franco
VENICE 2020: Michel Franco makes an audacious, unremitting and brutal critique of inequality and its relationship to violence
My Best Part by Nicolas Maury
Nicolas Maury moves into film direction with panache, delivering a melancholy comedy that’s both funny and moving about an anxious, jealous actor struggling with his uniqueness and discontentment
The Art of Return by Pedro Collantes
10/09/2020
VENICE 2020: The main character in Pedro Collantes’ excellent feature debut experiences the confusion and disorientation that come as part and parcel of a step change
The Flood Won't Come by Marat Sargsyan
VENICE 2020: Armenia’s Marat Sargsyan delivers an intense, distorted and creatively crafted war film, intertwining abuses and metaphysics and set to a tempo punctuated by sequence shots
Conference by Ivan I. Tverdovskiy
VENICE 2020: The new film from Russian writer-director Ivan I Tverdovskiy is original and unsettling, perhaps his most complex and controversial to date
And Tomorrow the Entire World by Julia von Heinz
VENICE 2020: Julia von Heinz mines her own past as an anti-fascist activist in this fictional drama asking whether the best way to fight violence is through retaliatory violence
200 Meters by Ameen Nayfeh
VENICE 2020: Competing in Venice’s Giornate degli Autori, the first work by Palestine’s Ameen Nayfeh tells of a father’s absurd journey to reach his family on the other side of the West Bank Barrier
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