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6901 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 29/03/2024. 740 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Tree by André Gil Mata
28/02/2018
BERLIN 2018: Portuguese filmmaker André Gil Mata's film is pure cinema, inviting comparisons to his mentor Béla Tarr and some of the greatest directors ever
Styx by Wolfgang Fischer
BERLIN 2018: Wolfgang Fischer creates a claustrophobic atmosphere in open waters, where some sail freely and others drown
The Silence of Others by Almudena Carracedo, Robert Bahar
BERLIN 2018: This film by Almudena Carracedo and Rober Bahar, produced by the Almodóvar brothers, screams out for justice for the unpunished crimes of the Franco regime
The Party's Over by Marie Garel-Weiss
Clémence Boisnard and Zita Hanrot burst on to our screens in Marie Garel Weiss’ debut feature, an energetic and sincere film about friendship and drug addiction
Jibril by Henrika Kull
BERLIN 2018: Henrika Kull's first feature film is the story of a romance that develops while one of the characters is in prison
Victory Day by Sergei Loznitsa
27/02/2018
BERLIN 2018: In his new outing, Sergei Loznitsa turns his camera towards the 9 May parade at the Soviet War Memorial in Berlin
Ederlezi Rising by Lazar Bodroza
26/02/2018
The English-language sci-fi title by Serbian debutant Lazar Bodroža, starring Stoya, is a high-concept film about a relationship between an astronaut and an android
The Interpreter by Martin Šulík
BERLIN 2018: The intentions of this road movie, in which Martin Šulík brings together the son of a Nazi and the son of a Jewish family, are honourable, but the film not much else than just pleasant
Boys Cry by Damiano D'Innocenzo, Fabio D'Innocenzo
BERLIN 2018: Damiano and Fabio D’Innocenzo make their cinema debut with a movie that’s as dark and tortured as a film noir, exploring the criminal education and the friendship of two young men
Ága by Milko Lazarov
BERLIN 2018: In his new film, Bulgarian filmmaker Milko Lazarov endearingly explores elderly love and an ancient way of life
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