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8217 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 13/01/2026. 704 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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I’m Not Dead by Mehdi Ben Attia
09/02/2013
Mehdi Ben Attia’s second feature, I’m Not Dead, premiered in Berlinale’s Forum section
Paradise: Hope by Ulrich Seidl
Berlinale: The third part of the Paradise trilogy by Ulrich Seidl is presented, like the first two, at a major European festival
The Plague by Neus Ballús
08/02/2013
The first feature film from Spanish director Neus Ballús, The Plague combines the stories of five individuals into an admirably coherent whole
Studio illegale by Umberto Carteni
06/02/2013
In Studio illegale, coming out tomorrow in 350 movie theatres with Warner, the actor plays an ambitious lawyer in an international law firm, who falls head over heels in love with his French colleague
Circles by Srdan Golubović
Serbian director Srdan Golubovic returns with a strong, complicated story which explores the consequences of a real-life heroic act.
In the Name of by Małgorzata Szumowska
05/02/2013
Beyond the taboo subject of homosexuality in the Church, addressed through the tormented life of a priest, Malgorzata Szumowska paints a scathing portrait of a small provincial community in Poland.
Yesterday Never Ends by Isabel Coixet
In every single way: socially and personally. Two standalone characters find themselves in this situation in a brave, audacious and very painful film on the terrible moment we are going through.
S.B. I knew him well by Giacomo Durzi, Giovanni Fasanella
01/02/2013
The documentary directed by Giacomo Durzi and Giovanni Fasanella distributed by Intramovies Picks will open Tuesday, in the middle of election season
God's Horses by Nabil Ayouch
30/01/2013
Nabil Ayouch's latest film is an impressive depiction of a Casablanca slum as a breeding ground for terrorism.
Winter Nomads by Manuel von Stürler
A fascinating discovery of the pastoral world and the life of a couple of shepherds. European Film Award for Best Documentary.
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