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8215 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 12/01/2026. 702 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Happily Ever After by Tatjana Božic
31/01/2014
Humorous but uncompromising, the film shows the director retracing her steps to former relationships all over Europe
Farewell To The Moon by Dick Tuinder
30/01/2014
Dutch director Dick Tuinder presents a successful portrait of the destruction of a family in the 1970s in the middle of the social revolution in Rotterdam
Something Must Break by Ester Martin Bergsmark
Ester Martin Bergsmark emerges through adolescence, love and sexuality in this disinhibited, emotional and surprising portrait in competition for a Tiger Award
Falling Star by Luis Miñarro
28/01/2014
The Catalan producer jumps into fiction with a singular and audacious portrait of Amedeo of Savoy, in the running for a Tiger Award
Free Range by Veiko Õunpuu
27/01/2014
Screening in the Berlinale Forum, Free Range is the eagerly awaited new film from Veiko Õunpuu after Autumn Ball and The Temptation of St. Tony.
Land of Storms by Ádám Császi
21/01/2014
World premiere in Berlin for Ádám Császi’s first feature, handled by Hungarian company Proton Cinema and sold by the Germans from M-Appeal
Viktoria by Maya Vitkova
20/01/2014
Vitkova’s first feature was the first Bulgarian title ever to be selected in the Sundance World Cinema competition
Corri ragazzo corri by Pepe Danquart
17/01/2014
Currently in theatres in Poland, the film by Pepe Danquart tells the survival story of an eight-year-old Jewish boy during the Second World War
Mindscape by Jorge Dorado
16/01/2014
The first feature by Jorge Dorado is a neat psychological thriller played by British actor Mark Strong and American actress Taissa Farmiga. It was presented at the latest Sitges Festival.
Nymphomaniac: Volume II by Lars von Trier
09/01/2014
Lars von Trier tries to balance quantity and quality with the second volume of his copious diptych, which, although it does not fulfil all the promises of the first part, still remains a singular work in the world’s audiovisual landscape...
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