Film Reviews

7871 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 02/07/2025. 762 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Aspirante vedovo by Massimo Venier

08/10/2013

Massimo Venier’s new film, liberally inspired by Il vedovo by Dino Risi, will hit movie theatres on October 10. Littizzetto and Fabio De Luigi will play Franca Valeri and Alberto Sordi’s roles  

Aspirante vedovo

Aspirante vedovo

Cool Kids Don’t Cry by Katarina Launing

04/10/2013

Norwegian director Katarina Launing returns to family films with the true story of a 12-year-old lively and tough girl, who loves soccer – but suffers from leukaemia  

Kule kidz gråter ikke

Kule kidz gråter ikke

Paper Souls by Vincent Lannoo

04/10/2013

Vincent Lannoo will present Les Ames de Papier, at the closure of the 28th Namur Film Festival, his new film with Stéphane Guillon, Julie Gayet, Jonathan Zaccaï and Pierre Richard  

Les Âmes de papier

Les Âmes de papier

Those Happy Years by Daniele Luchetti

03/10/2013

The Roman director’s film hitting 250 movie theatres today, distributed by 01, tells the story of his family from the 1970s: an artistic avant-garde father and a mother looking for liberation  

Anni felici

Anni felici

The Keeper of Lost Causes by Mikkel Nørgaard

02/10/2013

An investigation into the criminal abyss of almost closed cases. An adaptation of the best-seller by Jussi Adler-Olsen.  

Kvinden i buret

Kvinden i buret

Domestic Life by Isabelle Czajka

02/10/2013

24 hours in the lives of several mothers in their forties in an affluent neighbourhood. A sharp portrait signed Isabelle Czajka and a brilliant Emmanuelle Devos  

La vie domestique

La vie domestique

The Enemy Within by Yorgos Tsemberopoulos

02/10/2013

Over a decade after his box-office hit Backdoor, Yorgos Tsemberopoulos returns to screens ready to enchant again with ageless sensibility.  

O ehthros mou

O ehthros mou

Luton by Michalis Konstantatos

01/10/2013

Michalis Konstantatos’ feature debut packed its Athens fest screening just a few hours after is San Sebastian world premiere.  

Luton

Luton

Wounded by Fernando Franco

30/09/2013

Fernando Franco speaks with realism and without filters about the conflicted and hypersensitive world of a woman about to have a breakdown and who suffers from a personality disorder  

La herida

La herida

The Railway Man by Jonathan Teplitzky

27/09/2013

This grand English-Australian co-production, in competition in San Sebastian, fits into a more commercial and academic type of cinema.  

The Railway Man

The Railway Man

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