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7888 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 09/07/2025. 755 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Hunt by Thomas Vinterberg
21/05/2012
Thomas Vinterberg is back in the competition with his best film since Festen, a psychological drama about social fractures that never completely heal.
Reality by Matteo Garrone
After the success of Gomorrah, Matteo Garrone is back and portrays an Italy which dreams of TV success.
You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet by Alain Resnais
A brilliant stylistic exercise for the very inventive maestro Alain Resnais in the form of a tribute in mirrors to creation and actors.
Like Someone in Love by Abbas Kiarostami
After Italy, Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami celebrates Japan in his latest film, screened today in the official competition in Cannes.
Clandestine Childhood by Benjamín Ávila
Benjamín Ávila has made a personal film about the dictatorship years in Argentina.
Dracula by Dario Argento
20/05/2012
Midnight Screening on the Croisette dedicated to a classic horror film with special effects in 3D by the Italian master of fear
Granny's Funeral by Bruno Podalydès
Bruno Podalydès has made a farcical, inventive film featuring his brilliant brother Denis in a role reminiscent of Jacques Tati.
Laurence Anyways by Xavier Dolan
19/05/2012
Xavier Dolan reconstitutes the decade in which he became a man to tell the story of a man's turbulent path to become a woman
Alyah by Elie Wajeman
FEMIS graduate Elie Wajeman has made a bittersweet first feature about a Parisian drug dealer's Jewish reinvention
In a Rush by Louis-Do de Lencquesaing
18/05/2012
In a novelistic first feature by actor Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, family, catharsis, and confused emotions
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