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7905 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/07/2025. 764 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Mamma o papà? by Riccardo Milani
14/02/2017
The unprecedented coupling of Paola Cortellesi and Antonio Albanese takes centre stage in Riccardo Milani’s comedy, produced by Wildside with Medusa Film and distributed in 500 cinemas from today
The Young Karl Marx by Raoul Peck
BERLIN 2017: Raoul Peck’s new film is engagingly composed, excellently executed and even educational
Animals by Greg Zglinski
BERLIN 2017: Greg Zglinski presents the world premiere of a demanding and lysergic film that gives us a different experience of reality in the Forum section of the Berlinale
The Party by Sally Potter
BERLIN 2017: Sally Potter's eighth feature is a crisp, engaging comedy of characters and relationships
Spoor by Agnieszka Holland, Kasia Adamik
BERLIN 2017: Agnieszka Holland unveils a surprising contender at the Berlinale with this genre-crossing creature thriller shot against a stunning natural landscape
A Fantastic Woman by Sebastián Lelio
BERLIN 2017: Returning to Berlin after his celebrated Gloria, Sebastián Lelio’s latest offering was rightfully greeted with one of the festival’s busiest screenings
Final Portrait by Stanley Tucci
13/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Stanley Tucci's fifth film as a director looks into the personality and the art of Alberto Giacometti
Tiger Girl by Jakob Lass
BERLIN 2017: Jakob Lass has delighted audiences in Berlin with a film packed with fight scenes, some spectacular showpieces and a pitiful blonde heroine emboldened by her uniform
In Syria by Philippe Van Leeuw
BERLIN 2017: In his second feature, Belgian filmmaker Philippe Van Leeuw crafts a gripping home-siege drama
Wild Mouse by Josef Hader
BERLIN 2017: Actor and comedian Josef Hader has created a strange, delightfully fresh and comical world centred around the preposterous life crisis of a music critic who suddenly finds himself fired
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