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6925 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/04/2024. 751 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Averroes & Rosa Parks by Nicolas Philibert
16/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: After his Golden Bear winner On the Adamant, Nicolas Philibert is back with a second instalment in his trilogy about mental illness, which is even more impressive than the first  
Averroès & Rosa Parks
Awaiting by Daniela Fejerman
28/10/2015
Daniela Fejerman demonstrates her mastery of strong narrative in a drama that she had to endure for herself: the extremely tough process of adopting a child in a country riddled with corruption  
La adopción
Away by Gints Zilbalodis
17/06/2019
The production history of this feature by Latvian animator Gints Zilbalodis is fascinating, but it’s what finally made it to the big screen that truly impresses  
Projām
Axilas by José Fonseca e Costa
09/05/2016
Starring Pedro Lacerda, the film is a caustic black comedy about a man who develops an obsession with women’s armpits  
Axilas
Axiom by Jöns Jönsson
16/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: In Jöns Jönsson’s film, a young man keeps inventing fantastical stories about his life, until the lies one day threaten to catch up with him  
Axiom
Aya by Lorenzo Valmontone, Thomas Szczepanski
25/01/2022
Lorenzo Valmontone and Thomas Szczepanski transport us to the metaphorical and metaphysical desert of Calais in the company of Zimako and Lydie, two souls awaiting chimeric salvation  
Aya
Aya by Simon Coulibaly Gillard
16/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Simon Coulibaly Gillard delivers a traditional yet unusual coming-of-age tale which borrows from the documentary form in terms of its method and from fiction in terms of its power  
Aya
Ayka by Sergey Dvortsevoy
19/05/2018
CANNES 2018: Through the latest work by Kazakh filmmaker Sergey Dvortsevoy, we undergo a taxing physical experience alongside a young Kyrgyz mother, living illegally in Russia  
Ayka
Azor by Andreas Fontana
04/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Andreas Fontana offers a captivating first feature following in the wake of a Swiss banker who is plunged into a labyrinthine mission navigating society’s noxious upper echelons  
Azor

Baan by Leonor Teles

09/08/2023

A gentle portrait of pulsating hearts, Leonor Teles’ first fiction feature is an invitation to embark on a timeless journey through the intricacies of human connections

Baan

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