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7965 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 25/08/2025. 757 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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When We Were Sisters by Lisa Brühlmann
29/01/2025
Lisa Brühlmann's second feature is about adolescence but also about the difficulty of growing up in a world of adults that is about to explode, overwhelmed by emotions that have become uncontrollable
Iceman by Corina Gamma
Corina Gamma tells the incredible story of the life of famous explorer Konrad Steffen, who mysteriously disappeared amongst the polar ice to which he was viscerally connected
Road's End in Taiwan by Maria Nicollier
28/01/2025
Maria Nicollier chooses Taiwan, its lush nature and its contradictions, as the setting for her film, a family road movie led by three brothers who nevertheless don’t know each other
Tarantism Revisited by Anja Dreschke, Michaela Schäuble
Anja Dreschke and Michaela Schäuble transport us to the heart of Apulia where dancing becomes a form of catharsis, allowing scores of women to liberate themselves from the pain of everyday life
Sauna by Mathias Broe
Debuting director Mathias Broe brings the beauty of non-heteronormative desire to the big screen with a romance between a doe-eyed cis man and his trans lover
The Last KO by Timothée Catherine
Timothée Catherine’s documentary brings us into the wild world of chessboxing, in which ranked chess player and amateur boxer Carl Strugnell competes with both brains and brawn
Zodiac Killer Project by Charlie Shackleton
British essay filmmaker Charlie Shackleton has another crack at the legendary Zodiac Killer case, with the dubious help of a true-crime book he never acquired the rights to
Cactus Pears by Rohan Parashuram Kanawade
Rohan Parashuram Kanawade’s feature debut depicts shrouded homosexuality in rural India coming into the light
Norma Dorma by Lorenz Suter
Lorenz Suter tackles the topic of parenthood, cannily playing with the concepts of reality and fiction, the difficulties of everyday life, and the desire to escape to reassuring parallel worlds
The Virgin of the Quarry Lake by Laura Casabé
Laura Casabé reimagines Mariana Enríquez’s gothic tales as a blend of folk horror, social drama and a dark exploration of adolescence set amidst Argentina’s 2001 economic collapse
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