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6933 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 24/04/2024. 756 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Fauves by Robin Erard
27/12/2017
With its surreal undertones and pervasive sense of mystery, the first full-length feature by Robin Erard which had its première at the Hof International Film Festival is a genuine surprise
On the Sly by Christophe Régin
22/12/2017
Christophe Régin directs an amusing, uplifting and melancholic debut feature about what happens on the side lines of the professional football industry
Naples in Veils by Ferzan Ozpetek
20/12/2017
An enigmatic affair suspended somewhere between the past and present, full of sensuality and at the service of a sumptuous and dazzling representation of the city of Naples
The Escape by Dominic Savage
18/12/2017
Gemma Arterton shines with a dark glow in a feminist film by Dominic Savage that delicately mixes harsh realism with an ephemeral atmosphere
I Still Hide to Smoke by Rayhana Obermeyer
06/12/2017
French-Algerian director Rayhana directs a raw film about the difficulties of being a woman in a world riddled with injustice
Don’t Forget Me by Ram Nehari
05/12/2017
Ram Nehari's debut feature, an Israeli-French-German co-production that triumphed at the Torino Film Festival, is a desperate, sentimental and uniquely humorous dramedy
Who Is Bárbara Virgínia? by Luísa Sequeira, Eduardo Sama
Luísa Sequeira’s feature debut brings the only female director to make a film during the Portuguese dictatorship back to the limelight
The Seagull by Erkan Tunç
01/12/2017
Turkish director Erkan Tunç makes his feature debut with a worthy play on genre, set on a traditional rural farm
The Deminer by Hogir Hirori
The Swedish documentary by Hogir Hirori and co-director Shinwar Kamal is an incredible portrait of an incredible personality
I Can Quit Whenever I Want 3: Ad Honorem by Sydney Sibilia
30/11/2017
Now in Italian theatres with 01 Distribution, the third instalment in the saga helmed by Sydney Sibilia features the same side-splitting cast as the previous episodes
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