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7907 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/07/2025. 762 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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All Operators are Currently Unavailable by Dalibor Baric
18/07/2025
With his sophomore animated feature, Dalibor Barić takes us into the life and mind of a screenwriter tasked with writing other people’s lives
Unicorns by Michela Andreozzi
17/07/2025
Michela Andreozzi’s new movie explores the difficulties experienced by parents grappling with their children’s gender dysmorphia, poking fun at both toxic masculinity and woke culture
After Dreaming by Christine Haroutounian
16/07/2025
Christine Haroutounian’s debut feature attempts to expose on screen personal inner worlds, troubled by the uncertainty and anxiety that life in wartime causes
South Wind by Ante Marin
15/07/2025
Stories from six apartments on four storeys of a building overlap over the course of one day in Ante Marin's ambitious and sure-handed debut feature
Cinema Jazireh by Gözde Kural
14/07/2025
In her second feature, Turkish filmmaker Gözde Kural pairs an unrelentingly bleak story with a sensitive observational approach
Bulakna by Leonor Noivo
11/07/2025
Leonor Noivo weaves a bridge between the Philippines and Europe, between the current economy and the colonial past, around two women and the work of exiled house maids
Conference of the Birds by Amin Motallebzadeh
Amin Motallebzadeh delivers a fascinating first feature, slipping behind the scenes of a professional football club, which he observes from a mystical-realist angle
TrepaNation by Ammar al-Beik
Syrian refugee and director Ammar al-Beik has spent ten years filming his life in Germany, and compiled an almost four-hour essay on uprooting, loss and longing
Better Go Mad in the Wild by Miro Remo
Miro Remo's newest genre-defying hybrid work provides an insight into two twins living in the wild, a kind of life that might seem unbelievable for many viewers
Action Item by Paula Ďurinová
Paula Ďurinová’s observational-essayistic hybrid documentary reframes mental health problems as a systemic condition, rather than an individual struggle
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