Film Reviews

7885 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/07/2025. 753 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

45 Years by Andrew Haigh

07/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Andrew Haigh depicts a couple about to celebrate their sapphire wedding anniversary and rediscover feelings long forgotten. Charlotte Rampling delivers a sublime performance  

45 Years

45 Years

The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills by Marcin Malaszczak

07/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Using the medium of film, Marcin Malaszczak takes complex concepts almost to the limits of discussion  

The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills

The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills

Zurich by Sacha Polak

07/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Sacha Polak's latest movie, following Hemel, is in the Forum section at Berlin and paints a two-part portrait of an intriguing woman who wishes she were free  

Zurich

Zurich

Flotel Europa by Vladimir Tomic

07/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: A powerful found-footage documentary by debutant director Vladimir Tomic has been screened in the Forum section of the Berlinale  

Flotel Europa

Flotel Europa

Hedi Schneider is Stuck by Sonja Heiss

06/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Munich’s Sonja Heiss presents her second feature film, which tells the story of a happy little woman’s ordinary depression  

Hedi Schneider steckt fest

Hedi Schneider steckt fest

Tapis Rouge by Frédéric Baillif, Kantarama Gahigiri

06/02/2015

Screened in competition for the Audience Award at Solothurn, the movie by Frédéric Baillif and Kantarama Gahigiri deals bravely and sensitively with young people who are often marginalised  

Tapis Rouge

Tapis Rouge

Endless Night by Isabel Coixet

05/02/2015

BERLIN 2015: Isabel Coixet has opened the Berlinale with an ambitious, captivating and beautiful movie that takes place in freezing landscapes and in which Juliette Binoche and Rinko Kikuchi shine  

Nadie quiere la noche

Nadie quiere la noche

In Your Arms by Samanou Acheche Sahlstrøm

02/02/2015

The big winner of the 38th Göteborg International Film Festival is a tragic and humane story  

I dine hænder

I dine hænder

My Skinny Sister by Sanna Lenken

02/02/2015

A trio of talents to watch, the film’s director and two young actresses deserve accolades for this socially important and artistically accomplished work about anorexia  

Min lilla syster

Min lilla syster

Key House Mirror by Michael Noer

30/01/2015

Michael Noer’s new movie is a multi-layered work that explores love and some deep issues surrounding old age  

Nøgle hus spejl

Nøgle hus spejl

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