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8734 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 28/09/2026. 661 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Looking Like My Mother by Dominique Margot
19/04/2016
Dominique Margot returns to Visions du Réel to present her latest film, which tells the story, through dreams and reality, of her depressed mother
Magnus by Benjamin Ree
Telling the story of an introverted child from Norway who fulfils his ambition to become the best chess player in the world, Benjamin Ree’s documentary premiered last week at Tribeca
The Olive Tree by Icíar Bollaín
15/04/2016
The seventh film by Icíar Bollaín has fairy tale and road movie undertones whilst broaching the subjects of roots, struggle, ecology, family ties and the preservation of heritage
Montedoro by Antonello Faretta
14/04/2016
The film, which was written and directed by Antonello Faretta and has been praised by Abbas Kiarostami, hits Italian theatres tomorrow, on 15 April, under the distribution of Noeltan
Amo la tempesta by Maurizio Losi
11/04/2016
A group of parents decides to kidnap and bring their children, who have emigrated abroad, back to Italy in this surreal comedy directed by Maurizio Losi, screened in the Nuove proposte section at Bari
L'età d'oro by Emanuela Piovano
08/04/2016
Premiered at the Bif&st, Emanuela Piovano’s film, co-produced by France and based on independent director Annabella Miscuglio, is released in theatres by Bolero Film
Julieta by Pedro Almodóvar
07/04/2016
Pedro Almodóvar’s new film is a stylised ode to depression, with glimmers of talent but an overdose of self-indulgence, wallowing in misfortune and tragedy
Vieni a vivere a Napoli by Guido Lombardi, Francesco Prisco, Edoardo De Angelis
The three directors are presenting a frivolous episode film at the Bari International Film Festival that stages three different stories of immigration and integration in the Neapolitan metropolis
Sky by Fabienne Berthaud
06/04/2016
Fabienne Berthaud has crafted a rites-of-passage road movie set in the American desert, where the outstanding Diane Kruger steals the show
L'universale by Federico Micali
The debut piece by documentary maker Federico Micali is a comedy about the legendary cinema in Florence which reflects historical events that affected the whole country
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