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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.

One Day All This Will Be Yours by Andreas Öhman

02/02/2023

Andreas Öhman’s film is a finely tuned take on the lighter and darker sides of family dynamics, enhanced by solid acting by both live and animated performers  

En dag kommer allt det här bli ditt

En dag kommer allt det här bli ditt

Munch by Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken

01/02/2023

Four films in one, with four different perspectives on the world-famous Norwegian painter, make up Henrik M Dahlsbakken’s original but uneven new feature  

Munch

Munch

One Last Evening by Lukas Nathrath

01/02/2023

Lukas Nathrath’s feature debut takes in a dinner-party-from-hell scenario, set against the actual quasi-hell of the COVID-19 pandemic  

Letzter Abend

Letzter Abend

A House in Jerusalem by Muayad Alayan

01/02/2023

Creative duo Muayad and Rami Alayan craft a touching coming-of-age tale exploiting some well-known tropes about loss and trauma but in a fresh, powerful fashion  

A House in Jerusalem

A House in Jerusalem

Hypermoon by Mia Engberg

01/02/2023

Mia Engberg takes a deep dive into a personal universe of reminiscence, time, space-travelling and found footage  

Hypermoon

Hypermoon

Voyages en Italie by Sophie Letourneur

31/01/2023

Sophie Letourneur delivers a mischievous and light-hearted conjugal comedy about a four-day island break embarked upon by a Parisian couple bored stiff by their routine  

Voyages en Italie

Voyages en Italie

Drawing Lots by Zaza Khalvashi, Tamta Khalvashi

31/01/2023

Late Georgian director Zaza Khalvashi's last film, completed by his daughter Tamta, gives a snapshot of community life in the Black Sea city of Batumi  

Drawing Lots

Drawing Lots

Exodus by Abbe Hassan

31/01/2023

Abbe Hassan’s road movie about a crooked journey through light and darkness revolves around a strong refugee and her weak smuggler  

Exodus

Exodus

Structure by Gústav Geir Bollason

31/01/2023

Icelandic director Gústav Geir Bollason's first feature is a cryptic, no-dialogue hybrid with immersive sound design which seems to deal with the relationship between man and nature  

Mannvirki

Mannvirki

Infinity Pool by Brandon Cronenberg

30/01/2023

Brandon Cronenberg follows up the visceral thrills of Possessor with a class- and self-aware satire of the guilty rich  

Infinity Pool

Infinity Pool

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