Film Reviews

8208 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 15/12/2025. 704 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

The Distance by Sergio Caballero

10/10/2014

The second film by Sergio Caballero, screened in Sitges, puts the viewer on the edge of indignation or praise  

La distancia

La distancia

Love Is Blind by Ilmar Raag

10/10/2014

Ilmar Raag’s film is a compassionate insight into the thoughts of people seen as the weakest links in society  

Kertu

Kertu

Trading Germans by Razvan Georgescu

10/10/2014

Răzvan Georgescu's documentary has had its first public screening at the Astra Film Festival  

Trading Germans

Trading Germans

The Imitation Game by Morten Tyldum

09/10/2014

Benedict Cumberbatch bids for awards glory in Turing biopic  

The Imitation Game

The Imitation Game

Autómata by Gabe Ibáñez

09/10/2014

Gabe Ibáñez’s 100% science-fiction film provides the ideal excuse for the Sitges Festival to pay tribute to its lead actor and producer, film star Antonio Banderas  

Autómata

Autómata

Dark Star: HR Giger's World by Belinda Sallin

08/10/2014

Swiss director and journalist Belinda Sallin presents her debut documentary at the Zurich Film Festival in its world premiere  

Dark Star: HR Gigers Welt

Dark Star: HR Gigers Welt

Insecure by Marianne Tardieu

07/10/2014

Reda Kateb puts on a splendid performance in a feature debut that gracefully rises above the clichés surrounding the topic of the lower-class suburbs. Revealed at Cannes in the ACID. programme  

Qui vive

Qui vive

Shrew's Nest by Juanfer Andrés, Esteban Roel

07/10/2014

The feature debut by duo Juanfer Andrés and Esteban Roel, premiered at Sitges, is a dark, terrifying and riotous tale that unfolds indoors and with just a handful of characters  

Musarañas

Musarañas

Chubby by Bruno Deville

06/10/2014

Belgian-Swiss director Bruno Deville presents his first feature in competition at the Zurich Film Festival  

Bouboule

Bouboule

Toto and His Sisters by Alexander Nanau

06/10/2014

Alexander Nanau’s latest film finely balances tough images with moments of tenderness and joy  

Toto si surorile lui

Toto si surorile lui

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