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7036 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 28/05/2024. 752 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Son of Joseph by Eugène Green
16/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Eugène Green presents his delightful new film in the Forum at Berlin: this Biblical update verging on a romantic comedy features his trademark hieratic style of directing
Alone in Berlin by Vincent Perez
BERLIN 2016: Vincent Perez’s attempt to adapt a post-war bestseller on the resistance of German citizens to Nazism misses the mark at Berlin
Lily Lane by Benedek Fliegauf
BERLIN 2016: Hungarian filmmaker Bence Fliegauf’s latest film is a uterine piece that fuses together different levels of reality to wrap a mother and her son in their own world, time and space
Fire at Sea by Gianfranco Rosi
BERLIN 2016: Director Gianfranco Rosi, who won the Golden Lion at Venice with Sacro GRA, spent over a year on the island of Lampedusa to shoot his new documentary
A Quiet Passion by Terence Davies
BERLIN 2016: Maestro Terence Davies has delivered a dialogue-rich and flamboyant look at the life of US poet Emily Dickinson, which paints a reserved portrait of a complex character
On the Other Side by Zrinko Ogresta
15/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Zrinko Ogresta's latest feature, which world-premiered in the Panorama section, is ostensibly about repentance and forgiveness, but actually offers a much wider array of ideas
Baden Baden by Rachel Lang
BERLIN 2016: French director Rachel Lang has world-premiered her impressive and interesting feature debut in the Berlinale's Forum section
All of a Sudden by Asli Özge
BERLIN 2016: Inventive filmmaker Asli Özge is now testing genre waters with All of a Sudden, which world-premiered in the Berlinale’s Panorama Special section
Letters from War by Ivo Ferreira
BERLIN 2016: Ivo M. Ferreira presents an articulate film at Berlin that tells the story of the correspondence sent by a love-stricken doctor and husband posted in Angola in 1971
Being 17 by André Téchiné
BERLIN 2016: André Téchiné’s new film, the screenplay for which he wrote with Céline Sciamma, is a physical, sensual and enjoyable film on the blossoming of desire between two high-school students
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