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8218 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/01/2026. 702 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Beast Is Still Alive by Vesela Kazakova, Mina Mileva

The Bulgarian documentary directed by Mina Mileva and Vesela Kazakova is an emotional exploration of the past and a bitter commentary on the present

Zvyarat e Oshte Zhiv

Zvyarat e Oshte Zhiv

Caina by Stefano Amatucci

Italian director Stefano Amatucci's first film is a bleak, dystopian condemnation of the hypocritical perversion that Europe has turned itself into

Caina

Caina

Breadcrumbs by Manane Rodríguez

This Spanish-Uruguayan co-production directed by Manane Rodríguez and screening in competition at the Gijón Film Festival finally brings to light the dark incidents that took place in Uruguay

Migas de pan

Migas de pan

Monte by Amir Naderi

Presented out of competition at Venice in 2016, the film by Iranian filmmaker Amir Naderi hits Italian screens with ASAP

Monte

Monte

The Citizen by Roland Vranik

Roland Vranik has made a humanistic and sensitive film about the journey undertaken by an African man who yearns to fit in in Hungarian society

Az állampolgár

Az állampolgár

The Queen of Spain by Fernando Trueba

Fernando Trueba has teamed up with a cast of his actor friends, who resurrect the same characters that provided so much joy in The Girl of Your Dreams

La reina de España

La reina de España

The Shepherd by Jonathan Cenzual Burley

Jonathan Cenzual Burley's third film is a rural western, shot with few resources but oodles of inventiveness, which harks back to the rugged, melancholic, Castilian spirit of author Miguel Delibes

El Pastor

El Pastor

The Eavesdropper by Thomas Kruithof

The first feature by Thomas Kruithof tends to confuse, rather than explain the inner workings of the nerve centres of power

La Mécanique de l'ombre

La Mécanique de l'ombre

Children of the Night by Andrea De Sica

The only Italian film in competition this year at Turin, Andrea De Sica’s debut piece is set in a boarding school submerged in snow and mixes genres, including coming-of-age and horror

I figli della notte

I figli della notte

Almost There by Jacqueline Zünd

Jacqueline Zünd’s film, which had its world premiere at the IDFA, guides us through the everyday reality of three adrift souls who are hanging on in spite of everything

Almost There

Almost There

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