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6927 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 19/04/2024. 752 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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A Distant Neighbourhood by Sam Garbarski
16/11/2010
A 50-year-old man is suddenly transported back to his childhood in post-war France. Based on Jiro Taniguchi’s manga book, Sam Garbarski’s film is a beautiful journey into the past  
Quartier lointain
A Dog Barking at the Moon by Xiang Zi
15/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Writer-director Xiang Zi’s accomplished feature debut sheds a sometimes surreal light on a contemporary Chinese family with skeletons in the closet  
A Dog Barking at the Moon
A Dog Called Money by Seamus Murphy
10/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Seamus Murphy's PJ Harvey documentary is sumptuously shot, but struggles to choose a precise narrative path and lacks consistency  
A Dog Called Money
A Donkey Called Geronimo by Bigna Tomschin, Arjun Talwar
12/04/2019
Arjun Talwar and Bigna Tomschin’s surprising documentary is imbued with a seductive sense of melancholy  
Der Esel hieß Geronimo
A Dose of Happiness by Yana Titova
06/10/2020
Yana Titova’s self-assured fiction debut is an engaging cautionary tale about addiction  
Doza Shtastie
A E I O U - A Quick Alphabet of Love by Nicolette Krebitz
14/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Finally, thanks to Nicolette Krebitz, we have a romantic comedy featuring a healthy dose of mugging and characters with a “life impediment”  
A E I O U – Das schnelle Alphabet der Liebe
A este lado del mundo by David Trueba
03/09/2020
David Trueba turns the knife in the wound of immigration by confronting his protagonist with a problem that can usually be sidestepped in the comfortable life of the most advanced countries  
A este lado del mundo
A Fleeting Dream by Darko Lungulov
03/03/2023
In his documentary, Darko Lungulov tells the story of a rock band consisting of brothers and nephews, and its home country of Yugoslavia  
Yu Grupa - Trenutak sna
A Flower in the Mouth by Eric Baudelaire
12/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Éric Baudelaire adapts Pirandello in a very singular fashion in a strange and intelligent film that doesn’t look like any other and dominated by the captivating Oxmo Puccino  
Une fleur à la bouche
A Fortunate Man by Bille August
30/08/2018
Bille August, the director of Pelle the Conqueror, nails another Danish classic  
Lykke-Per

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