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6938 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 26/04/2024. 756 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Hostage by Juraj Nvota

22/10/2015

The latest film by Juraj Nvota offers a singular view on growing up in the shadow of the Iron Curtain, during the months prior to the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia  

Rukojemník

Rukojemník

Dobbiamo parlare by Sergio Rubini

22/10/2015

Sergio Rubini’s latest film is a new variation on the dramatic indoor comedy in which everything happens in one night  

Dobbiamo parlare

Dobbiamo parlare

Damaged by Filip Bajon

22/10/2015

The new film from Filip Bajon has been shown in the competition selection From Poland at the 13th edition of Tofifest in Toruń, Poland (which took place from 18 to 25 October)  

Panie Dulskie

Panie Dulskie

Father by Visar Morina

21/10/2015

The film by Visar Morina, Best Director Award at Karlovy Vary and Kosovo’s candidate for the 2016 Oscars, was also in competition at CinÉast  

Babai

Babai

Life Is a Trumpet by Antonio Nuić

21/10/2015

Antonio Nuić’s third outing is a nice Christmas movie for nice people  

Zivot je truba

Zivot je truba

Land of Mine by Martin Pieter Zandvliet

21/10/2015

Martin Zandvliet’s film is the painful story of a group of German teenage prisoners forced to demine the beaches of Denmark at the end of the Second World War  

Under sandet

Under sandet

Family Relics by Ivan Cherkelov

21/10/2015

Ivan Cherkelov’s film received the Heart of the City of Varna Award at the 33rd Golden Rose Film Festival  

Semeini relikvi

Semeini relikvi

These Daughters of Mine by Kinga Dębska

20/10/2015

The second fictional film by Polish documentary maker Kinga Dębska, starring Agata Kulesza (Ida), was screened in the Official Selection at the 10th Rome Film Fest  

Moje córki, krowy

Moje córki, krowy

Departure by Andrew Steggall

19/10/2015

Andrew Steggall’s directorial debut is a rewarding coming-of-age story focused on the relationship between a teenager and his mother, and the evolution experienced by both  

Departure

Departure

Steve Jobs by Danny Boyle

19/10/2015

Screenwriter’s wordplay makes for a richly fascinating quasi-biopic directed by Danny Boyle with Michael Fassbender as the lead  

Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs

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