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7912 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 05/08/2025. 753 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The House With No Address by Hatice Aşkın
19/11/2024
Тhe exaggerated reality of Hatice Aşkın's highly stylised debut, a dystopian thriller, makes one wonder about the levels that public surveillance and cancel culture can reach
Personale by Carmen Trocker
In her debut documentary, Carmen Trocker deconstructs a luxury Italian hotel, where staff negotiate demanding expectations while forging a supportive community
A Want in Her by Myrid Carten
Myrid Carten's debut documentary traces her mother’s battle with addiction through a profound reprocessing of personal archives and piercing conversations
Breathing Underwater by Eric Lamhène
Luxembourg director Eric Lamhène’s debut film employs realism and sensitivity to explore the topic of domestic abuse, following in the footsteps of a resident in a shelter for abused women
Dreaming of Lions by Paolo Marinou-Blanco
Portuguese director Paolo Marinou-Blanco’s satirical black comedy imagines a motivational seminar to help the terminally ill end their lives
Smaragda - I Got Thick Skin and I Can't Jump by Emilios Avraam
Emilios Avraam’s debut feature centres on a quirky character but struggles to commit to taking a clear direction
The Shadow by Jaak Kilmi
Estonian director Jaak Kilmi's feature is a rare blend of historical drama, crime-thriller and a partially biographical portrait of a nationally significant poet
Dismantling an Elephant by Aitor Echeverría
In Aitor Echeverría’s elegant feature debut, Emma Suárez and Natalia de Molina play a mother and daughter who need each other and repel one another in equal measure
Deaf Lovers by Boris Guts
Two lost souls try to connect through their bodies as their destinies drift between an impossible present and a doomed future
No Dogs Allowed by Steve Bache
18/11/2024
Steve Bache’s debut feature is a hard watch owing to its highly controversial subject but is an accomplished work, all things considered
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