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7916 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/08/2025. 750 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Blitz by Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen’s heart-on-the-sleeve drama recreates a pivotal moment in Britain’s World War II experience

Blitz

Blitz

The Traitor by Michael Krummenacher

Michael Krummenacher directs a rebellious and ambiguous character who’s also the victim of a society which refutes diversity in all its forms

Landesverräter

Landesverräter

TKT by Solange Cicurel

Solange Cicurel drills down into the gruesome ins and outs of bullying in an awareness-raising family drama

TKT

TKT

Unicorns by Sally El Hosaini, James Krishna Floyd

Sally El Hosaini and James Krishna Floyd’s Dinard winner is a sweet, if rather predictable, love story about embracing difference and getting over prejudice

Unicorns

Unicorns

Reawakening by Virginia Gilbert

Virginia Gilbert’s drama fails to live up to the potential of its script, which follows a couple dealing with the disappearance and troubling return of their daughter

Reawakening

Reawakening

Saint-Ex by Pablo Agüero

Pablo Agüero tackles a singular chapter in the life of Antoine Saint-Exupéry, an epic struggle that ended up sealing a friendship

Saint-Ex

Saint-Ex

Bring Them Down by Chris Andrews

Bad blood and paternalism lead to escalating and absurd violence in Christopher Andrews’ promising debut feature, starring an Irish-speaking Christopher Abbott

Bring Them Down

Bring Them Down

The Story of Frank and Nina by Paola Randi

Paola Randi’s new film about three young people from the north banlieue of Milan is a dynamic and disjointed yet well acted modern fable that doesn’t speak the language of young Zoomers

La storia del Frank e della Nina

La storia del Frank e della Nina

The Fourth Wall by David Oelhoffen

More relevant than ever, David Oelhoffen uses Sorj Chalandon’s cult novel to shed light on the inevitability of the war in the Near-East and the role played by theatre and art in human conflicts

Le Quatrième Mur

Le Quatrième Mur

Drone by Simon Bouisson

Simon Bouisson attempts to break down boundaries with an original first feature that is both an emancipatory tale and a thriller set in a modern-day society plagued by voyeuristic technology

Drone

Drone

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