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6944 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 04/05/2024. 743 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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We Are Young. We Are Strong. by Burhan Qurbani
17/10/2014
The second feature by German-Afghan director Burhan Qurbani recounts the xenophobic riot of August 1992 in Rostock, East Germany
Free Fall by György Pálfi
After the visually impressive Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen, György Pálfi is back with an extravagant new venture
Soap Opera by Alessandro Genovesi
16/10/2014
With the festival’s opening film Alessandro Genovesi experiments with an uncommon way of writing a comedy, staging and directing it, by creating a sort of non-Italian hybrid
Cub by Jonas Govaerts
Jonas Govaerts’ scout camping trip turns into a full-blown massacre in this horror fest of a debut
Testament of Youth by James Kent
15/10/2014
The film, based on Vera Brittain’s bestselling memoir, is a signal achievement for director James Kent, who makes his feature debut after a long career in television
Another Frontier by André Cruz Shiraiwa
14/10/2014
André Cruz Shiraiwa's debut feature, filmed in Catalan and starring Ariadna Gil, is an Orwellian fable that is very critical of the state of dehumanisation to which the human race seems doomed
Jack Strong by Wladyslaw Pasikowski
13/10/2014
Wladyslaw Pasikowski’s latest feature is an engrossing espionage film based on the true story of Polish Colonel Ryszard Kuklinski
Night Bus by Simon Baker
The London Film Festival has hosted the premiere of Simon Baker's feature debut, which introduces us to a plethora of characters as they interact on a nocturnal journey through the British capital
The Distance by Sergio Caballero
10/10/2014
The second film by Sergio Caballero, screened in Sitges, puts the viewer on the edge of indignation or praise
Love Is Blind by Ilmar Raag
Ilmar Raag’s film is a compassionate insight into the thoughts of people seen as the weakest links in society
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