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8037 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 09/09/2025. 752 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Memory by Vladlena Sandu
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VENICE 2025: Exploring her childhood memories in the midst of war, Vladlena Sandu has created a debut feature of exceptional cinematic creativity
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9-Month Contract by Ketevan Vashagashvili
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A young woman has to deal with personal tragedies and the loss of her loved ones in Marko Naberšnik’s adaptation of a bestselling novel by Bronja Žakelj
Cuba & Alaska by Yegor Troyanovsky
22/08/2025
Yegor Troyanovsky’s film follows two female combat medics whose spirit and zest for life make it stand out among the numerous documentaries set on Ukraine's frontlines
Bosnian Knight by Tarik Hodžić
Tarik Hodžić’s documentary about the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina is enlightening but gets bogged down by an overly sanitised visual style
Yugo Florida by Vladimir Tagić
One of the year’s saddest films comes from Serbia’s Vladimir Tagić, who tells a father-son story that may lead male viewers to shed a tear or two
The Dance Club by Lisa Langseth
21/08/2025
The psychotherapy industry gets a feel-good boost in Lisa Langseth’s comedy-drama flick, but not without some scathing criticism in tow
In the Penal Colony by Gaetano Crivaro, Silvia Perra, Ferruccio Goia, Alberto Diana
Gaetano Crivaro, Silvia Perra, Ferruccio Goia and Alberto Diana take us into the isolated daily life of four places in Sardinia where the last penal colonies of Europe remain active
I Saw a 'Suno' by Katalin Bársony
20/08/2025
Katalin Bársony’s documentary, filmed over 15 years, is a rich and emotional picture that explores issues of displacement, identity and injustice
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