Film Reviews

8118 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 23/10/2025. 738 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Ramiro by Manuel Mozos

30/10/2017

Manuel Mozos explores the trope of the writer’s block in a sincere and innovative way with his new film, screening at the Viennale  

Ramiro

Ramiro

Northern Wind by Walid Mattar

27/10/2017

By tackling the subject of relocation, Walid Mattar's debut feature film explores the similarities of working-class lives on both sides of the Mediterranean  

Vent du Nord

Vent du Nord

Luna by Elsa Diringer

27/10/2017

Elsa Diringer directs realistic debut feature film about a 16-year-old girl trying to free herself from the mistakes of her past  

Luna

Luna

La ragazza nella nebbia by Donato Carrisi

26/10/2017

Toni Servillo is a police officer caught up in the disappearance of a girl from a small community in the mountains  

La ragazza nella nebbia

La ragazza nella nebbia

The Dead Nation by Radu Jude

26/10/2017

Radu Jude’s documentary explores a shameful and unacknowledged period in Romania’s history  

Tara moartă

Tara moartă

See You Up There by Albert Dupontel

25/10/2017

On the edge of tragicomedy, Albert Dupontel delivers an adaptation of Pierre Lemaître’s novel that is both very public and very personal  

Au revoir là-haut

Au revoir là-haut

A Hustler's Diary by Ivica Zubak

25/10/2017

One of the funniest films at this year’s Warsaw Film Festival deftly avoids clichés and manages to surprise at every turn  

Måste gitt

Måste gitt

The Bookshop by Isabel Coixet

24/10/2017

Isabel Coixet has adapted Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel into a love letter to bookstores, courageous women and subtle dialogue  

The Bookshop

The Bookshop

The Whiskey Bandit by Nimród Antal

23/10/2017

Nimród Antal's telling of a legendary bandit story is engaging and fluid, but it is unclear how much of it will translate to international audiences  

A Viszkis

A Viszkis

LOMO: The Language of Many Others by Julia Langhof

23/10/2017

Julia Langhof’s feature debut, about the identity of the youngest generations, is a refreshing and formally inventive film that screened at Warsaw  

LOMO: The Language of Many Others

LOMO: The Language of Many Others

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