Film Reviews

8211 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 19/12/2025. 698 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Notes on Blindness by Peter Middleton, James Spinney

02/02/2016

This creative and poetic documentary by British filmmakers Peter Middleton and James Spinney tells a personal story of a man who has gone blind, which provides plenty of food for thought  

Notes on Blindness

Notes on Blindness

The Lure by Agnieszka Smoczyńska

02/02/2016

Agnieszka Smoczyńska's first feature-length film won a special prize for its unique vision and its design at the Sundance Film Festival  

Córki Dancingu

Córki Dancingu

History's Future by Fiona Tan

02/02/2016

Dutch artist Fiona Tan is participating in this year’s IFFR with a complex film that revisits issues close to her heart: identity, memory and time  

History's Future

History's Future

The Last Land by Pablo Lamar

01/02/2016

Pablo Lamar uses the formal aspects of slow cinema to craft a contemplative cinematic experience focusing on an elderly couple facing death  

La última tierra

La última tierra

Homeland by Oleg Novkovic

01/02/2016

Belgradian director Oleg Novković’s film, which was shown in competition at the Trieste Film Festival, is the second in a trilogy on the “lost generation” of the countries of former Yugoslavia  

Otadzbina

Otadzbina

Lina by Michael Schaerer

01/02/2016

Swiss director Michael Schaerer’s film, which was given the Audience Award at the Solothurn Film Festival, throws light onto the ghosts of a not-so-glorious past  

Lina

Lina

The Wednesday Child by Lili Horvát

01/02/2016

The debut piece by director and screenwriter Lili Horvát takes a delicate and elegant approach to reconstructing the journey to social redemption of a young Hungarian woman  

A szerdai gyerek

A szerdai gyerek

WiNWiN by Daniel Hoesl

01/02/2016

In Daniel Hoesl's bitingly satirical sophomore feature, which is being screened at Rotterdam this year, “the only religion left is faith in money and even debt”  

WiNWiN

WiNWiN

The Swallow by Mano Khalil

29/01/2016

Swiss director of Kurdish-Syrian origin Mano Khalil is in competition for the Prix de Soleure with his road movie, the story of a terrible family secret  

Die Schwalbe

Die Schwalbe

Esa sensación by Juan Cavestany, Julián Génisson, Pablo Hernando

29/01/2016

Juan Cavestany, Julián Génisson and Pablo Hernando merge their unclassifiable perspectives in this uninhibited film following (surreal) intertwining stories, which is both entertaining and bizarre  

Esa sensación

Esa sensación

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