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6946 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 07/05/2024. 744 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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12 Days by Raymond Depardon
25/05/2017
CANNES 2017: Raymond Depardon brings us a new documentary which causes us to reflect on the face of justice and those who are admitted against their will to psychiatric hospitals
Coby by Christian Sonderegger
CANNES 2017: Christian Sonderegger wins hearts with his documentary about a girl who becomes a man
The Prince Of Nothingwood by Sonia Kronlund
CANNES 2017: French journalist Sonia Kronlund improvises as a director to bring us an almost surreal and utterly invigorating documentary
A Gentle Creature by Sergei Loznitsa
CANNES 2017: Sergei Loznitsa is back with a piece on totalitarianism and the Russian spirit, mixing abundance and austerity, which could have been exceptional
La familia by Gustavo Rondón Córdova
CANNES 2017: A co-production with Norway, Gustavo Rondón Córdova’s first film proves him to be a filmmaker of tremendous (and minimalist) force
Until The Birds Return by Karim Moussaoui
24/05/2017
CANNES 2017: Karim Moussaoui displays his mettle as a director in a debut that gradually weaves together three stories providing a taste of contemporary Algeria
Just To Be Sure by Carine Tardieu
CANNES 2017: Carine Tardieu delivers a madcap but tender tale with delectable dialogue and characters, carried by a superb cast
Makala by Emmanuel Gras
CANNES 2017: Emmanuel Gras has made a captivating documentary that whisks us away to DR Congo on the heels of a heroic charcoal seller
The Summit by Santiago Mitre
CANNES 2017: Santiago Mitre boldly mixes genres, themes and atmospheres in his third film as he slips in through the back door of a political summit
Golden Years by André Téchiné
CANNES 2017: Great French filmmaker André Téchiné brings us a film on two astonishing historical figures, with the same energy as always
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