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8049 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/09/2025. 741 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Kabul, Between Prayers by Aboozar Amini
05/09/2025
VENICE 2025: Aboozar Amini’s sophomore feature-length documentary adopts a gentle approach to exploring the lives of two brothers shaped by Kabul under the Taliban
Elisa by Leonardo Di Costanzo
VENICE 2025: Loosely based on a real-life news item analysed in a criminology text, Leonardo Di Costanzo lends a voice to the perpetrator of a ferocious family crime
Who Is Still Alive by Nicolas Wadimoff
04/09/2025
VENICE 2025: Nicolas Wadimoff brings nine Palestinian refugees together to listen to stories about their previous lives in Gaza, lending a face to the despair of a people who are losing everything
I Want Her Dead by Gianluca Matarrese
VENICE 2025: Gianluca Matarrese continues to demonstrate his mastery of the conversation-centric documentary, turning his camera on his own family
Waking Hours by Federico Cammarata, Filippo Foscarini
VENICE 2025: Federico Cammarata and Filippo Foscarini’s modest documentary stays in the darkness, but it makes its point very clearly
The Voice of Hind Rajab by Kaouther Ben Hania
VENICE 2025: Kaouther Ben Hania’s powerful docudrama integrates the real emergency call from the six-year-old girl killed by the IDF with dramatised scenes
AGON by Giulio Bertelli
VENICE 2025: Giulio Bertelli’s atmospheric debut is structured around three parallel portraits of sportswomen embodying different shades of fragility and strength
Duse by Pietro Marcello
VENICE 2025: Pietro Marcello delivers an unconventional biopic on the iconic Italian theatre actress Eleonora Duse who’s sensitively played by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
Tired of Killing by Daniele Vicari
VENICE 2025: With plenty of concessions to genre cinema, Daniele Vicari tells the story of the son of a Calabrian mafia boss in the 1970s who rebels against his destiny
The Ivy by Ana Cristina Barragán
03/09/2025
VENICE 2025: Ana Cristina Barragán’s intimate portrait of healing is an emotionally raw story hinging on the relationship between a 30-year-old woman and a 17-year-old boy
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