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6934 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 25/04/2024. 755 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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The Night I Swam by Damien Manivel, Kohei Igarashi
05/09/2017
VENICE 2017: A daring work, both simple and fascinating, emanating a heady charm, bearing the hallmark of France’s Damien Manivel and Japan’s Kohei Igarashi
The Wild Boys by Bertrand Mandico
VENICE 2017: French director Bertrand Mandico delivers his debut feature, an experimental journey to the limits of imposed gender roles, set in an undisclosed realm of wonders
Where Shadows Fall by Valentina Pedicini
VENICE 2017: Valentina Pedicini's debut fiction feature, shocking but well grounded, is based on the true story of a eugenics programme conducted on nomadic children in Switzerland
Una famiglia by Sebastiano Riso
VENICE 2017: Sebastiano Riso's second film, in competition for the Golden Lion, tackles the dramatic theme of the black market for newborn babies
My Generation by David Batty
VENICE 2017: David Batty enlists the help of Sir Michael Caine (and some other extremely chatty living legends) and tries to capture the everlasting appeal of the swinging sixties
The Cousin by Tzahi Grad
VENICE 2017: Written and directed by Israeli actor Tzahi Grad, the film tackles the never-ending conflict that literally reaches one’s doorstep
Victoria & Abdul by Stephen Frears
04/09/2017
VENICE 2017: British director Stephen Frears’ latest comedy, starring Judi Dench as a grumpy and uncouth Queen Victoria, is playing out of competition at Venice
Above the Law by François Troukens, Jean-François Hensgens
VENICE 2017: François Troukens and Jean-François Hensgens present a thrilling 100% Belgian film where the line between cops and thugs threatens to be dangerously blurred
The Leisure Seeker by Paolo Virzì
VENICE 2017: Paolo Virzì’s much anticipated American debut stars Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland as an unwell elderly couple travelling across America on one last trip
The Gulf by Emre Yeksan
VENICE 2017: Through an allegorical, dystopian story, debutant Emre Yeksan raises awareness of a possible catastrophic event, while making a clear social comment on his homeland
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