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6938 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 26/04/2024. 757 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Genova by Michael Winterbottom
09/10/2009
Gente de bien by Franco Lolli
19/05/2014
CANNES 2014: Family and class relationships for the first feature film by Colombian Franco Lolli, a sensitive and humanist film produced by France  
Gente de bien
The Gentiles by Santi Amodeo
09/11/2021
Santi Amodeo’s film is an attempt to reflect adolescence and all its complexity, but his insistence on self-reference ends up undermining its believability  
Las Gentiles
Gentle by Anna Eszter Nemes, László Csuja
24/01/2022
Hungarian directors László Csuja and Anna Nemes deliver an intensely physical fiction film telling the painful and moving tale of a bodybuilding champion and her coach  
Szelíd
A Gentle Creature by Sergei Loznitsa
25/05/2017
CANNES 2017: Sergei Loznitsa is back with a piece on totalitarianism and the Russian spirit, mixing abundance and austerity, which could have been exceptional  
Krotkaya
The Gentle Indifference of the World by Adilkhan Yerzhanov
18/05/2018
CANNES 2018: Kazakh filmmaker Adilkhan Yerzhanov presents a poetic-realist film exploring love in the absence of freedom, and co-produced by France  
The Gentle Indifference of the World
Geology of Separation by Yosr Gasmi, Mauro Mazzocchi
07/02/2023
Yosr Gasmi and Mauro Mazzocchi’s documentary is a polyphonic study of two refugees’ journey through the asylum process, and an unfamiliar Europe as a whole  
Geology of Separation
German Angst by Jörg Buttgereit, Michal Kosakowski, Andreas Marschall
26/01/2015
The constantly oneiric and uncanny German Angst is a key part of IFFR's focus on the re-emergence of Surrealism this year  
German Angst
The German Doctor by Lucía Puenzo
22/05/2013
Puenzo recalls the exile of Nazi doctor Josef Mengele in Argentina through the disturbing tale in which the monster sets his sights on an innocent young girl  
German Lessons by Pavel G. Vesnakov
16/03/2021
Pavel Vesnakov’s feature debut is a moody journey through Sofia’s shabby neighbourhoods and an exploration of a man’s wanderings through his midlife crisis  
Urotsi po nemski

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