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8212 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 22/12/2025. 699 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Fiancées by Julia Bünter

11/04/2019

Julia Bünter’s first full-length film is a non-judgemental exploration of the contradictions that plague Egpytian society as it wavers between the past and the present  

Fiancées

Fiancées

Two for Joy by Tom Beard

11/04/2019

The debut feature film by English photographer Tom Beard is a well-executed drama on the devastating impact of a mother’s depression on her two teenage children  

Two for Joy

Two for Joy

Golden Age by Beat Oswald, Samuel Weniger

10/04/2019

This documentary by young directors Beat Oswald and Samuel Weniger is an ironic and profound debut film and a lip-smacking cocktail to be savoured  

Golden Age

Golden Age

Madame by Stéphane Riethauser

09/04/2019

Swiss director Stéphane Riethauser presents a moving documentary which gives voice to things unsaid  

Madame

Madame

White as Snow by Anne Fontaine

09/04/2019

Anne Fontaine’s modernisation of the Brothers Grimm fairy-tale tracks the emancipation of a woman played by the dazzling Lou de Laâge, who is relentlessly pursued by a fiendish Isabelle Huppert  

Blanche comme neige

Blanche comme neige

Lo spietato by Renato De Maria

08/04/2019

Available on Netflix from 19 April, Renato De Maria’s latest film sees him directing Riccardo Scamarcio in the shoes of a yuppie criminal roaming the hedonistic city of 1980s Milan  

Lo spietato

Lo spietato

When Tomatoes Met Wagner by Marianna Economou

08/04/2019

Marianna Economou's documentary about farmers in a small Greek village who are producing organic tomatoes and honey is an uplifting and endearing humanistic story  

Otan o Wagner Sinantise tis Ntomates

Otan o Wagner Sinantise tis Ntomates

Bene ma non benissimo by Francesco Mandelli

04/04/2019

In his first solo outing as a director, Francesco Mandelli leaves borderline comedy behind him to tell a tender and educational story about bullying, which ends on a high  

Bene ma non benissimo

Bene ma non benissimo

Advocate by Rachel Leah Jones, Philippe Bellaïche

03/04/2019

The new film by Rachel Leah Jones and Philippe Bellaïche paints a complex portrait of a living legend filled with rage, hope and utopian aspirations  

Advocate

Advocate

Battle of the Classes by Michel Leclerc

03/04/2019

Michel Leclerc signs an intelligent comedy on social diversity in a school environment and on the difficult choice between respecting collective moral values or opting for an individualistic approach  

La Lutte des classes

La Lutte des classes
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