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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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Le Gang des Amazones by Melissa Drigeard
16/10/2025
French director Melissa Drigeard presents her fourth feature film, inspired by an attention-grabbing criminal case which made headlines in France in the ‘90s
Be Loved by Elisa Amoruso
15/10/2025
Elisa Amoruso’s new film charts two women’s paths toward motherhood – and their free choice – in a work that’s both intimate and socially minded
The Choral by Nicholas Hytner
Nicholas Hytner’s feature stars Ralph Fiennes as a choir leader, blending music and ensemble storytelling in World War I-era Britain
Hunger Strike Breakfast by Karolis Kaupinis
Lithuanian filmmaker Karolis Kaupinis’s second feature recreates a crucial political episode through an intimately human lens
Dog 51 by Cédric Jimenez
14/10/2025
Cédric Jimenez’s meaty and frenetic adaptation of Laurent Gaudé's dystopian novel is a convincing action film whose pace sadly suffocates any nuance
Anorgasmia by Jon Einarsson Gustafsson
Icelandic filmmaker Jon Einarsson Gustafsson’s sophomore feature hurls two lost souls into the vast expanse of Iceland’s volcanic landscape, hoping to draw them closer
Left-Handed Girl by Shih-Ching Tsou
13/10/2025
Shih-Ching Tsou's engrossing and boisterous solo debut is an enchanting and colourful ride through today’s Taipei, as seen through the eyes of multiple generations
The Beauty of the Donkey by Dea Gjinovci
Through part-reenactment and part-historical discovery, Dea Gjinovci examines her father’s scars from his exile from Kosovo by returning with him to his hometown
Women, Loonies and a Few Good Gays by Ivan Salaj
Ivan Salaj’s sophomore feature follows an alcoholic writer suffering from PTSD over the course of four eventful days
Elvira Notari: Beyond Silence by Valerio Ciriaci
10/10/2025
Valerio Ciriaci’s documentary breaks the silence around the first woman director in the history of Italian cinema, and explores her impact on the present
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