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8037 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 09/09/2025. 752 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Wound by John Trengove
11/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: South African director John Trengove's first feature film is a powerful story on a tribal tradition of initiation into manhood
Casting by Nicolas Wackerbarth
10/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Nicolas Wackerbath’s film is a story about cinema that has been put together like a Russian doll — not only in terms of its subject matter but also its structure
Django by Etienne Comar
BERLIN 2017: Étienne Comar’s film is a very well-made biopic, loaded yet spirited, which pays tribute to the figure of Django Reinhardt, taking us with him into a kind of film made "to make us dream"
Inside the Distance by Elias Grootaers
06/02/2017
Rotterdam is hosting the latest film by Elias Grootaers, an intimate portrait of Armenian boxing coach Giorgi Shakhsuvarian
A Heart of Love by Łukasz Ronduda
03/02/2017
Being presented in Rotterdam's Bright Future is the latest film by Lukasz Ronduda, an aesthetically-pleasing and reflective piece based on the lives and art of Wojtek Bąkowski and Zuzanna Bartoszek
Rey by Niles Atallah
Chilean director Niles Atallah is back in Rotterdam with a film rich in symbolism and experimental techniques that tells the story of the lost kingdom of Patagonia
I Can Quit Whenever I Want 2: Masterclass by Sydney Sibilia
02/02/2017
Hitting Italian screens from 2 February, the eagerly awaited second chapter in the saga by Sydney Sibilia is an action-comedy revolving around brain drains, smart drugs and chases through ancient Rome
Quality Time by Daan Bakker
Dutch director Daan Bakker is competing at Rotterdam with five short and entertaining stories about five young adults who can’t manage to leave the family nest
The Man by Charlotte Sieling
01/02/2017
Charlotte Sieling’s feature brings a father-and-son rivalry to the heart of Copenhagen’s trendy art scene in a story starring Søren Malling and Jakob Oftebro
The War of Bumpkins by Davide Barletti, Lorenzo Conte
Lorenzo Conte and Davide Barletti present their new film: gangs of teenagers at war in 1970s Apulia, an allegorical story of the battle between good and evil
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