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8105 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/10/2025. 739 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Vedete, sono uno di voi by Ermanno Olmi
16/02/2017
The figure of the Archbishop of Milan, who passed away in 2012, forms the focus of this documentary distributed in March by Istituto Luce Cinecittà
Angel by Harry Cleven
With his latest film, Belgian filmmaker Harry Cleven brings us a strong sensorial experience, setting himself a bold challenge: showing us the invisible
Return to Montauk by Volker Schlöndorff
BERLIN 2017: Volker Schlöndorff moves away from his trademark style with this reflection on regret; the story of a disconsolate writer pining for the ghost of a long-lost love
Skins by Eduardo Casanova
BERLIN 2017: The shadows of filmmakers like Todd Solondz, Pedro Almodóvar and John Waters loom large over this extraordinary, brave and provocative directorial debut from actor Eduardo Casanova
Beuys by Andres Veiel
BERLIN 2017: A respectful and enlightening documentary, Andres Veiel’s competition entry looks at the man behind the controversy
Strange Birds by Elise Girard
15/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: French director Elise Girard's second feature is a quirky, absurdist tale of an unlikely couple in a platonic relationship
Last Days in Havana by Fernando Pérez
BERLIN 2017: Fernando Pérez declares his love for Cuba, its spirit and its people in this tale of two friends waiting for the end to come in a Havana that is a mere shadow of its former self
Bye Bye Germany by Sam Garbarski
14/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Belgian director Sam Garbarski greets Berlin with a well-made yet respectful comedy about the Jews left behind in Germany after the concentration camps
The Other Side of Hope by Aki Kaurismäki
BERLIN 2017: Aki Kaurismäki brings us an uplifting but achingly realistic fable about the plight of refugees, with all the hallmarks of his inimitable style
Bright Nights by Thomas Arslan
BERLIN 2017: Thomas Arslan has returned to the Berlinale with a road movie following the journey of a father who, in saying goodbye to his own father, tries to repair his relationship with his son
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