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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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The Midwife by Martin Provost
17/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Starring Catherine Deneuve as a cancer patient trying to reconnect with her alienated stepdaughter, Martin Provost’s new effort is one unexpected feel-good movie
The Bar by Álex de la Iglesia
BERLIN 2017: Álex de la Iglesia corrals three women and five men in the titular drinking establishment, only to force them — and us — to endure a waking nightmare of anguish, violence and excess
Joaquim by Marcelo Gomes
BERLIN 2017: Marcelo Gomes explores the life and times of an icon of the Brazilian independence movement, set against the backdrop of the gold rush in the era of Portuguese rule
A Prominent Patient by Julius Ševčík
BERLIN 2017: Julius Ševčík explores Jan Masaryk's life and career with a questionable approach and mixed results
Summer 1993 by Carla Simón
BERLIN 2017: Carla Simón’s first feature is an intimate, autobiographical study of how hard it can be to fit in; portraying a child’s experience of learning to live with grief and the hard reality
City of the Sun by Rati Oneli
BERLIN 2017: Rati Oneli's first feature-length documentary depicts life in a run-down Georgian mining town
Colo by Teresa Villaverde
16/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: One of Portugal’s most celebrated directors, Teresa Villaverde, takes her first stab at the Golden Bear with a bleak alienation drama
Angel by Harry Cleven
With his latest film, Belgian filmmaker Harry Cleven brings us a strong sensorial experience, setting himself a bold challenge: showing us the invisible
Return to Montauk by Volker Schlöndorff
BERLIN 2017: Volker Schlöndorff moves away from his trademark style with this reflection on regret; the story of a disconsolate writer pining for the ghost of a long-lost love
Skins by Eduardo Casanova
BERLIN 2017: The shadows of filmmakers like Todd Solondz, Pedro Almodóvar and John Waters loom large over this extraordinary, brave and provocative directorial debut from actor Eduardo Casanova
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