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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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Ogres by Léa Fehner
16/03/2016
The winner of the Audience Award at Rotterdam, the director’s remarkable and galvanising second feature film hits French theatres today, under the distribution of Pyramide
The Wall by Dariusz Glazer
11/03/2016
Screenwriter Dariusz Glazer’s first foray into feature film is a story of love and social redemption
Don't Grow Up by Thierry Poiraud
The third film by Thierry Poiraud is a distressing survival flick starring a group of youngsters trapped on an island where strange phenomena keep occurring
Dust Cloth by Ahu Öztürk
10/03/2016
Ahu Öztürk’s film shows us the realist approach so typical of new Turkish arthouse film right from the start
2 Nights Till Morning by Mikko Kuparinen
08/03/2016
The second feature film by Finnish director and screenwriter Mikko Kuparinen, which stars Marie-Josée Croze, adopts a mature and shrewd view of human relationships
50 Days in the Desert by Fabrizio Maltese
07/03/2016
Fabrizio Maltese has made a documentary that he directed while working as a still photographer during the filming of Joachim Lafosse's The White Knights
Vulcania by José Skaf
04/03/2016
José Skaf’s feature debut is an admirable attempt at making a dystopian movie within a Spanish film industry that is not usually inclined to dabble in this particular subgenre
Voices from Chernobyl by Pol Cruchten
03/03/2016
Luxembourgian director Pol Cruchten examines the after-effects of the Chernobyl disaster with some bright sequences in his documentary, presented at the Luxembourg City Film Festival
Eldorado by Rui Eduardo Abreu, Thierry Besseling, Loïc Tanson
Presented at the Luxembourg City Film Festival, the creative documentary by Rui Eduardo Abreu, Thierry Besseling and Loïc Tanson follows four Portuguese immigrants in the Grand Duchy
Home – The Country of Illusion by Josephine Landertinger Forero
29/02/2016
Josephine Landertinger Forero reveals almost everything about her mother in a film that reflects on loneliness and the sense of belonging
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