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6951 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 08/05/2024. 742 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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C'est la vie! by Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano
15/09/2017
TORONTO 2017: Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano present an accomplished ensemble/social comedy, a meticulously crafted film that exudes both humour and humanity  
Le Sens de la Fête
Los caballos mueren al amanecer by Ione Atenea
03/05/2022
Ione Atenea's sophisticated second film makes you want to play-act again, like we did when we were kids  
Los caballos mueren al amanecer
Cabin Pressure by Sára Czira, Eszter Nagy
22/04/2024
Eszter Nagy and Sára Czira’s directorial debut is a direct, intimate and earnest documentary on navigating co-parenting arrangements in the modern world  
Anyaság, máshogy!
Caesar Must Die by Paolo Taviani, Vittorio Taviani
13/02/2012
Criminals perform Shakespeare in a Roman prison. A fascinating film unveiled at the 62nd Berlinale.  
Cesare deve morire
The Cage Is Looking for a Bird by Malika Musaeva
22/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Chechen filmmaker Malika Musaeva’s feature debut is a steely and increasingly desperate drama of entrapment and release  
Kletka ishet ptitsu
Caged Birds by Oliver Rihs
18/11/2020
Joel Basman and Marie Leuenberger prove an exciting pair who inject most welcome energy into Oliver Rihs’ latest film  
Bis Wir Tot sind oder Frei
Cages by Nicolás Pacheco
16/11/2018
The encouraging directorial debut from Seville-born Nicolás Pacheco combines a strong anti-abuse message with polished aesthetics and a splash of Spanish costumbrismo  
Jaulas
Cahier africain by Heidi Specogna
09/08/2016
LOCARNO 2016: Heidi Specogna embraces the camera to stand strong with those whose only weapon is courage, the courage to keep hoping in a possible future  
Cahier africain
The Caiman by Nanni Moretti
24/04/2006
Now that the elections are over and Silvio Berlusconi lost, it is simpler, away from all the political controversy and prejudice, to see Nanni Moretti’s tenth film for what it really is  
Il Caimano
Caina by Stefano Amatucci
25/11/2016
Italian director Stefano Amatucci's first film is a bleak, dystopian condemnation of the hypocritical perversion that Europe has turned itself into  
Caina

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