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7874 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 05/07/2025. 750 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Peacock by Bernhard Wenger
31/08/2024
VENICE 2024: In his feature debut, Austrian director Bernhard Wenger satirises the societal construct of a personality, making full use of the understated acting by Albrecht Schuch
Riefenstahl by Andres Veiel
VENICE 2024: Andres Veiel creates a complex breakdown of German director Leni Riefenstahl’s life and examines how effective people are at trying to rewrite history
One to One: John & Yoko by Kevin Macdonald, Sam Rice-Edwards
VENICE 2024: Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards’ frantic, fun doc is so good that it makes you forget all about Gal Gadot’s take on “Imagine”
Three Friends by Emmanuel Mouret
30/08/2024
VENICE 2024: Emmanuel Mouret spins a sophisticated and brilliantly directed web of feelings and flirtations in pure paradoxical Rohmer-esque style
Israel Palestine on Swedish TV 1958-1989 by Göran Hugo Olsson
VENICE 2024: Göran Hugo Olsson’s doc is essentially a 200-minute showreel digging into the causes and effects of the political, military and societal crises involving the two countries
Quiet Life by Alexandros Avranas
VENICE 2024: Alexandros Avranas’s latest effort tackles a highly sensitive topic – child resignation syndrome – but does so through overly slow pacing and flat acting
Kill the Jockey by Luis Ortega
VENICE 2024: After an intriguing set-up introducing its quirky lead character, Luis Ortega’s film loses its way owing to confusing writing and clunky character development
Maria by Pablo Larraín
29/08/2024
VENICE 2024: Pablo Larraín concludes his “lonely ladies in empty apartments” trilogy, but this particular aria feels overlong
Planet B by Aude Léa Rapin
VENICE 2024: Aude Léa Rapin ventures into the genre of the societal sci-fi thriller, plunging into a world that is particularly worrying for civil liberties
Super Happy Forever by Kohei Igarashi
VENICE 2024: The French-Japanese film by Kohei Igarashi delicately tells the story of a sudden bereavement and traces the birth of a tender love by the sea
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