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8725 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 22/09/2026. 662 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Bucking Fastard by Werner Herzog
03/09/2026
VENICE 2026: Werner Herzog's latest sees Ireland as the setting for an absurd fable on identity, inspired by the extraordinary real-life Chaplin twins, from York
I Plant My Hand in the Garden by Boris Hadžija, Hoda Taheri
VENICE 2026: Straddling autobiography and fiction, Hoda Taheri and Boris Hadžija’s debut feature film probes family, identity and belonging, challenging the roles society assigns us
Giaffa the Great by Marco Santi
VENICE 2026: Marco Santi’s feature debut turns one man’s crisis of invisibility into a darkly grotesque, Pirandellian game of masks, performance and borrowed identity
Ink by Danny Boyle
02/09/2026
VENICE 2026: Danny Boyle tells the salacious story of the UK’s notorious The Sun tabloid, with Jack O’Connell as the first editor under Rupert Murdoch’s leadership
My Notes on Mars by Lili Horvát
VENICE 2026: Lili Horvát takes an exploratory dive into couples’ relationships in a highly original and enigmatic story combining realism and astrophysical science-fiction
The Girl with the Leica by Alina Marazzi
VENICE 2026: Alina Marazzi follows Gerda Taro in her endeavour to document the Spanish Civil War, which led her to become the first female photojournalist to have died on a frontline
Don't Ask Me If I Killed
25/08/2026
Helena Maksyom’s Ukrainian frontline documentary shows us the labours of war through her eyes and her filmic diary as a civilian-turned-soldier
Tad and the Magic Lamp by Enrique Gato
The character created by Enrique Gato retains his vitality and good cheer, along with a pronounced flair for spectacle and a trove of cinephile-friendly humorous nods
Beloved by Erik Poppe
Norwegian Nobel Prize-winning playwright Jon Fosse’s first-ever original screenplay is given epic treatment – including a car chase – by director Erik Poppe
When I Get Out by Metod Pevec
24/08/2026
Metod Pevec’s newest documentary follows a set of male prisoners as they take part in a psychodramatic workshop aimed at rehabilitation
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