Film Reviews

6901 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 29/03/2024. 742 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Advantages of Travelling by Train by Aritz Moreno

24/12/2019

In his hilariously dark tale, Aritz Moreno makes a case for never talking to strangers on public transport ever again  

Ventajas de viajar en tren

Ventajas de viajar en tren

Status and Terrain by Ute Adamczewski

23/12/2019

Ute Adamczewski's winner of the Best German Film Award at DOK Leipzig looks at various spaces in Saxony in the context of their heritage as early Nazi concentration camps  

Zustand und Gelände

Zustand und Gelände

Truth and Justice by Tanel Toom

20/12/2019

In his Oscar-shortlisted film, Tanel Toom takes on Anton Hansen Tammsaare’s work, regarded as one of the most important in the Estonian literature  

Tõde ja õigus

Tõde ja õigus

Nocturnal by Nathalie Biancheri

19/12/2019

Italy’s Nathalie Biancheri puts her name to a promising debut with a first feature film produced in the UK and revealing great directorial prowess  

Nocturnal

Nocturnal

The Goddess of Fortune by Ferzan Ozpetek

19/12/2019

Ferzan Ozpetek returns to Rome with a touching and melancholy film on how love changes over time, revolving around a male couple in crisis who are entrusted with two children  

La dea fortuna

La dea fortuna

Sanctuary by Álvaro Longoria

18/12/2019

Álvaro Longoria and brothers Javier and Carlos Bardem launch themselves into a Greenpeace campaign in the hope of securing protected zone status for a vast area of the Antarctic Ocean  

Sanctuary (Santuario)

Sanctuary (Santuario)

Sing Me a Song by Thomas Balmès

16/12/2019

Thomas Balmès returns to the young Buddhist monk Peyangki, who appeared in his earlier work Happiness and is now wrestling with a crisis of adolescence while Bhutan gets to grips with modernisation  

Sing Me a Song

Sing Me a Song

Pinocchio by Matteo Garrone

13/12/2019

Matteo Garrone preserves the original spirit of the famous puppet and isn’t influenced by current tendencies in fantasy storytelling. In Italian cinemas from 19 December  

Pinocchio

Pinocchio

Binti by Frederike Migom

12/12/2019

Writer-director Frederike Migom focuses on immigrants without papers in Belgium in this charming, politically charged film aimed at children  

Binti

Binti

The Two Popes by Fernando Meirelles

12/12/2019

The dramatic resignation of Pope Benedict XVI is told as an unlikely buddy-buddy comedy in this film helmed by Fernando Meirelles  

The Two Popes

The Two Popes

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