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6901 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 29/03/2024. 745 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Happy Pills by Arnaud Robert, Paolo Woods
15/11/2022
Arnaud Robert and Paolo Woods’ documentary is a journey into the world of pharmaceuticals and the globalised obligation to be happy, courtesy of a pill
Listen by Maria Douza
In her second film, Greek director Maria Douza follows a deaf girl whose impairment at times seems to be more of a gift than a curse
Hole in the Head by Dean Kavanagh
Irish director Dean Kavanagh finds imaginative ways to bridge experimental and narrative cinema in a feature about narcissism, caring and filmmaking
Christina by Nikola Spasic
14/11/2022
Serbian director Nikola Spasic crafts an absorbing documentary-fiction hybrid portrait of a transgender woman in Serbia
Medusa Deluxe by Thomas Hardiman
Rising British filmmaker Thomas Hardiman’s debut is a bejewelled tribute to great hair, and the salon artists who make it
Radical Landscapes by Elettra Fiumi
Elettra Fiumi’s debut feature film whisks us away to a fantasy world of utopias and radical reflections which sought to fundamentally remould society
Amore mio by Guillaume Gouix
10/11/2022
Guillaume Gouix’s first feature film is a family-focused road movie exploring grief and sorority during a sun-drenched breakaway
H by Carlos Pardo Ros
If you’ve never submerged yourself in the tumultuous San Fermín festivities, you can now do so from the comfort of your cinema seat with Carlos Pardo Ros’s first solo feature
Wolka by Árni Ásgeirsson
Suspense, tension and secrets from the past are probed in Iceland by a dangerous Polish woman on parole, in the last movie by the late Árni Ólafur Ásgeirsson
Inmotep by Julián Génisson
09/11/2022
Julián Génisson proves in this hallucinatory comedy that he is a magician of hypnosis, a one-of-a-kind creator and an unusual chronicler of the disturbing reality we live in
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