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7871 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 03/07/2025. 758 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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We Are the Best! by Lukas Moodysson
31/08/2013
Four years after the flop of Mammoth, Lukas Moodysson has put his name to an entertaining comedy. Starring three teenagers in a punk band
Bethlehem by Yuval Adler
Yuval Adler presents a story about the complex relationship between an Israeli agent and a young Palestinian informant at the Author Days in Venice
Small Homeland by Alessandro Rossetto
30/08/2013
The first fiction feature length film by documentary filmmaker Alessandro Rossetto is set in Triveneto: a cultural reality that goes from being local to universal
The Police Officer's Wife by Philip Gröning
Or how a happy family implodes in 59 chapters in this German production in competition at the 70th Venice Mostra...
Nobody's Home by Deniz Akçay
The loss of identity of a family after the unexpected death of the father is the central theme of Turkish director Deniz Akçay’s film debut, presented during Venice Days
A Street in Palermo by Emma Dante
29/08/2013
An encounter and confrontation in a narrow Palermo alleyway of Rosa and elderly Samira, in the debut film of Sicilian playwright Emma Dante
The Good Life by Jean Denizot
Jean Denizot presents his first feature length film during Venice Days: a moving coming of age story inspired by a scandalous news story
Wolfschildren by Rick Ostermann
A delicate and brutal film on one of the most dramatic chapters of the Second World War: the flight of German civilians from the Red Army’s occupation
L'arbitro by Paolo Zucca
28/08/2013
In Paolo Zucca’s film debut, which pre-opened the 10th edition of Venice Days, the actor plays an international referee who finds himself overseeing a final in Sardinia’s third division
L'intrepido by Gianni Amelio
26/08/2013
Gianni Amelio chose Antonio Albanese’s surreal humour to capture today’s Italy.
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