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6923 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/04/2024. 749 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Wait by Piero Messina
05/09/2015
VENICE 2015: Juliette Binoche is the star of the debut by Piero Messina, an elegant drama set in modern-day Sicily  
L'attesa
Waiting for the Barbarians by Ciro Guerra
09/09/2019
VENICE 2019: Ciro Guerra’s adaptation of JM Coetzee’s colonial tale benefits from a handsome look and a fine main performance  
Waiting for the Barbarians
Waiting for the Barbarians by Eugène Green
23/11/2017
Eugène Green presents the world premiere of his new and audacious film at Gijón: an acting workshop transformed into a film  
En attendant les barbares
Wajib by Annemarie Jacir
09/08/2017
LOCARNO 2017: Annemarie Jacir's third film shows a journey that goes far beyond the clear-cut title of the film, all the while respecting the power of the rule of three: time, action and place  
Wajib
Wake Me by Marko Santic
23/11/2022
In his efficient fourth feature film, Marko Šantić examines a nationalist thug’s chances at redemption after he suffers memory loss  
Zbudi Me
Wake Up on Mars by Dea Gjinovci
16/04/2020
Touching, original and instructive, the first feature from young Swiss-Albanian documentary filmmaker Dea Gjinovci is at the family bedside of two young sleeping women  
Réveil sur Mars
Wake Up Punk by Nigel Askew
23/03/2022
The son of Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren valiantly attempts to navigate and resolve the contradictions of an easily misunderstood and commodified movement  
Wake Up Punk
Walchensee Forever by Janna Ji Wonders
02/06/2020
Janna Ji Wonders’ winning film of Thessaloniki Documentary's Newcomers section is an autobiographical family saga spanning four generations of women who grew up and lived on the titular lake  
Walchensee Forever
Walden by Bojena Horackova
10/11/2020
Bojena Horackova looks back on a love affair riddled with difficult choices between two youngsters living in Lithuania in 1989, a country caught in the middle, just before the fall of the Berlin Wall  
Walden
Walden by Daniel Zimmermann
09/10/2018
The meditative latest film by the Swiss director Daniel Zimmermann hypnotises us in the truest sense of the word, leading us by the hand into the heart of a mysterious forest  
Walden

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