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8360 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/03/2026. 676 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Nheengatu – The Language from the Amazon Forest by José Barahona
15/12/2020
The DocLisboa opener, documenting a journey down the Rio Negro, proves that every filmmaker wants to be Werner Herzog when they grow up
Wolves at the Borders by Martin Páv
Martin Páv’s Doc Alliance Selection nominee emulates Metallica and talks of wolf and man
Margaux Hartmann by Ludovic Bergery
Ludovic Bergery signs his name to a sensitive first feature film about a young fifty-something widow’s emotional loneliness and her struggle to start over, starring Emmanuelle Béart
The Living Man by Oleg Novkovic
14/12/2020
In his sixth feature, Oleg Novković shows what happens when you live fast and don't die young
Wolfwalkers by Tomm Moore, Ross Stewart
Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart's animated flick is a beautiful tale of friendship, love and courage
In the Shadows by Erdem Tepegöz
In his dystopian tale, Erdem Tepegöz explores a carefully constructed world of decay and corrosion
I Have Been Waiting for You by Stéphanie Pillonca
Stéphanie Pillonca explores the topic of adoption from four points of view in this highly emotive documentary where the past, the present and the future meld together to form a child
Rosalinda by Ramón Luque
10/12/2020
Ramón Luque delivers a big-screen adaptation of Shakespeare’s As You Like It without any particular cinematic merit, but still conveying a message of joyfulness and the desire to live life to the full
Rose Island by Sydney Sibilia
09/12/2020
Today marks the arrival on Netflix of Sydney Sibilia’s new film, which tells the true story of an extraordinary utopia, but sadly overplays the bizarreness of the tale, diminishing its epic nature
A Bend in the River by Colin Broderick
07/12/2020
Colin Broderick’s second feature, world-premiered at Belfast, is a melancholic journey following a writer as he returns to his native County Tyrone in Northern Ireland after 26 years
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