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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.

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The Lodge by Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala
29/01/2019
Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala make their Sundance and English-language feature debut, following 2014’s festival breakout hit Goodnight Mommy  
The Lodge
The Lodgers by Brian O'Malley
16/10/2017
Brian O’Malley’s new effort is a simple but beautifully crafted gothic haunted-house tale about two twins having to live – and maybe die – by the rules of an old family curse  
The Lodgers
LOLA by Andrew Legge
09/08/2022
Andrew Legge catapults us into a mysterious world where the past, the present and the future collide before imposing their own rules  
LOLA
Lola by Laurent Micheli
23/08/2019
Laurent Micheli paints the portrait of a young transgender woman who, in order to fully start her new life, will first have to make peace with the ghosts of her past  
Lola vers la mer
Lola Pater by Nadir Moknèche
04/08/2017
LOCARNO 2017: A touching and insightful film by Nadir Moknèche about family life, roots and identity, with the exceptional Fanny Ardant as the transsexual Lola  
Lola Pater
Loli Paradicka by Richard Staviarsky, Víťo Staviarsky
21/06/2019
The feature debut by Víťo and Richard Staviarsky aspires to be a tragicomedy about star-crossed lovers but instead plays to racism and misogyny for laughs  
Loli paradička
Lolo by Julie Delpy
04/09/2015
VENICE 2015: Julie Delpy’s new comedy tells the story of the apparently impossible love between a man and a woman, complicated by the jealousy of the woman’s son  
Lolo
LOMO: The Language of Many Others by Julia Langhof
23/10/2017
Julia Langhof’s feature debut, about the identity of the youngest generations, is a refreshing and formally inventive film that screened at Warsaw  
LOMO: The Language of Many Others
London River by Rachid Bouchareb
10/02/2009
London Road by Rufus Norris
25/11/2015
The screen adaptation of the National Theatre’s musical of the same name, Rufus Norris’ film, which was unveiled at the 33rd Turin Film Festival, is a surprising hybrid based on a real-life news item  
London Road

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