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8044 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 15/09/2025. 743 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Slow News by Alberto Puliafito
04/06/2020
Alberto Puliafito’s Italian documentary explores an informal international movement that looks to adapt good journalism practices in the social media-dominated world of information overload
Tales from the Prison Cell by Ábel Visky
03/06/2020
In his first feature film, up and coming director Ábel Visky explores the bond between imprisoned fathers and their families with originality, generosity and great skill
La nova escola by Ventura Durall
Ventura Durall illustrates the adventurous educational movement that aspires to change teaching for children and youngsters so that they can face the future and avoid repeating past failures
Be Good or Be Gone by Cathal Nally
02/06/2020
Cathal Nally's debut feature is a promising dramedy, rich in surprises and sparkling dialogue
Walchensee Forever by Janna Ji Wonders
Janna Ji Wonders’ winning film of Thessaloniki Documentary's Newcomers section is an autobiographical family saga spanning four generations of women who grew up and lived on the titular lake
The Happiest Man on Earth by Joonas Berghäll
31/05/2020
Just like Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker before him, in his new documentary Joonas Berghäll starts to wonder what it takes to be a man
18% Grey by Viktor Chouchkov
29/05/2020
Viktor Chouchkov's film about love and failed relationships is back in Bulgarian cinemas after a cancelled festival premiere at Sofia
Salka, In No Man's Land by Xavi Herrero
Xavi Herrero embarks upon an astonishing and engaging journey through the desert aboard a freight train running on sand along the Mauritanian-Saharan border
The Music of Things by Menios Carayannis
Greek filmmaker Menios Carayannis reminds us of the essence of the things that we love doing through this immersive, sensorial, dialogue-free documentary about three craftsmen
Fadma: Even Ants Have Wings by Jawad Rhalib
28/05/2020
Jawad Rhalib’s film follows the quest for emancipation embarked upon by the women of a small douar in the High Atlas Mountains and led by a city-dweller come home to the village for her holidays
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