Film Reviews

8739 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 02/10/2026. 653 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

The Blue Orchid by Carl Marott

23/12/2020

Carl Marott’s debut feature follows a young photographer on a mysterious journey which forces him to leave his real-life relationships in pieces  

Den blå orkidé

Den blå orkidé

The Guest Room by Stefano Lodovichi

22/12/2020

Stefano Lodovichi’s psychological thriller, on Amazon Prime Italy from 4 January, draws on The Shining and Psycho to explore the horrors of family life  

La stanza

La stanza

Nightlife by Simon Verhoeven

21/12/2020

German director Simon Verhoeven finds great entertainment value in the wild misadventures of two friends lost in the Berlin night  

Nightlife

Nightlife

Sky High by Daniel Calparsoro

18/12/2020

Daniel Calparsoro offers up a patchy attempt to resurrect the spirit of the quinqui movement that took Spanish cinema by storm in the 1970s and 1980s  

Hasta el cielo

Hasta el cielo

Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful by Gero von Boehm

18/12/2020

Gero von Boehm signs his name to a fascinating documentary about a controversial figure in the history of fashion photography, typical of the paradoxes of creativity  

Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful

Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful

Wood by Monica Lazurean-Gorgan, Michaela Kirst, Ebba Sinzinger

17/12/2020

An excellent undercover documentary investigating the world of illegal logging and international timber trafficking  

Lemn

Lemn

Lost Boys by Joonas Neuvonen, Sadri Cetinkaya

17/12/2020

The follow-up to 2010’s Reindeerspotting descends into the heart of darkness, offering a one-way trip for adults only  

Lost Boys

Lost Boys

Renaceres by Lucas Figueroa

16/12/2020

Despite the looming shadow of the pandemic, Lucas Figueroa’s debut documentary is a thing of great beauty, offering messages of hope and wishes for positive change  

Renaceres

Renaceres

Douce France by Geoffrey Couanon

16/12/2020

Following an investigation led by a group of high school students within their local area, this documentary throws light on a growing awareness of the pros and cons of economic development  

Douce France

Douce France

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  

Nheengatu – A Língua da Amazônia

Nheengatu – A Língua da Amazônia

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