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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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My Name is Hmmm... by Agnès Troublé

02/09/2013

This century’s creator, agnès b, already a producer, steps behind the camera for the first time and delivers a film with a powerful theme, carried by a remarkable actress  

Je m'appelle Hmmm...

Je m'appelle Hmmm...

Locke by Steven Knight

02/09/2013

The greatly anticipated second go in the director’s seat for talented British screenwriter Steven Knight marks a decisive moment in the London-based actor’s career  

Locke

Locke

Miss Violence by Alexandros Avranas

01/09/2013

It is with a very dark and provocative family drama that Greece is represented at the 70th Venice Mostra...  

Miss Violence

Miss Violence

Julia by J. Jackie Baier

01/09/2013

German photographer and director J.Jackie Baier followed transsexual Julia for ten years, capturing her prostitution life in Berlin  

Julia

Julia

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  

Vi är bäst!

Vi är bäst!

Bethlehem by Yuval Adler

31/08/2013

Yuval Adler presents a story about the complex relationship between an Israeli agent and a young Palestinian informant at the Author Days in Venice  

Bethlehem

Bethlehem

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  

Piccola Patria

Piccola Patria

The Police Officer's Wife by Philip Gröning

30/08/2013

Or how a happy family implodes in 59 chapters in this German production in competition at the 70th Venice Mostra...  

Die Frau des Polizisten

Die Frau des Polizisten

Nobody's Home by Deniz Akçay

30/08/2013

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  

Köksüz - Nobody's Home

Köksüz - Nobody's Home

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  

Via Castellana Bandiera

Via Castellana Bandiera
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