Feature Films Database
Southern Mediterranean films database
Directors
Scriptwriters
Producers
European Film Schools
Production Companies
Distributors
International Sales
Funding Bodies
Submit a Film
Industry Events
Industry Reports
Country Focus
Co-Production Podcast
Industry Panels
Film Reviews
Series Reviews
Online Screenwriting Training Course
Guided Course for Feature Film Writing
Script Analysis
Analysis of the potential of your series
Cineuropa's Training Catalogue
Film Festival Photographs
Newsletter
Cineuropa Award
Advanced Search
Videos
Photogalleries
EUFCN Location Award
Euro Film Fest
27 Times Cinema
GoCritic!
Advertise on Cineuropa
Logos and Banners
Links
7868 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 30/06/2025. 772 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
LATEST
Adopt a Daddy by Xavier De Choudens
05/03/2019
Xavier de Choudens tackles illegal immigration and integration in a simple, kind comedy starring Franck Gastambide and Melisa Sözen
Love Cuts by Kosta Djordjević
04/03/2019
Kosta Djordjević's second feature tells the story of one fateful day in the life of a Belgrade teenage girl
How Much Do You Love Yourself? by Nina Blažin
The self-assured feature-length debut by Nina Blažin offers a personal, heartfelt and genuine perspective on homelessness
The Last Serb in Croatia by Predrag Licina
Predrag Ličina's debut film is a rapid-fire political satire dressed up as a zombie flick
Neighbors by Tomislav Žaja
01/03/2019
In his new documentary, Tomislav Žaja examines the possibilities for former, or sometimes lifelong, mental patients to be reintegrated into society
The Vanishing by Kristoffer Nyholm
28/02/2019
Danish director Kristoffer Nyholm puts his name to a slow-burning, anxiety-inducing thriller which boasts spot-on performances, with Peter Mullan leading the way
Tomorrow's a New Day by Simone Spada
Simone Spada's remake of the Spanish-Argentine success Truman retains the strength and modesty of the original film, with a hint of irony
Symphony of the Ursus Factory by Jasmina Wojcik
26/02/2019
Jaśmina Wójcik delivers an experimental, creative documentary commemorating Poland’s long-lost socialist, communal past by re-enacting a day at work in the defunct Ursus Factory
African Mirror by Mischa Hedinger
22/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: The feature debut by Swiss filmmaker Mischa Hedinger lifts the lid on how explorer René Gardi created a clichéd iconography of Africa and its native inhabitants
Shooting the Mafia by Kim Longinotto
BERLIN 2019: Documentary filmmaker Kim Longinotto recounts the history of the Sicilian mafia through the lens of famed Italian photographer Letizia Battaglia
Privacy Policy