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Sooner or later, every police officer comes across a case that remains unsolved and haunts him. For Yohan (Bastien Bouillon),…

You’d need a heart of stone not to be touched by this extraordinary true story of Nicholas Winton, the “British…

Io Capitano, meaning I captain, is that harrowing motivating migrants’ story that Raj Kumar Hirani’s Dunki could not be. It…

Who knows whether the cinematographic genre of films set during the lockdown imposed by the Covid pandemic will fade out…

“Clannish” is one of the first words uttered by the protagonist of Enea [+], the second feature from director-screenwriter-actor Pietro Catellitto in competition at…

The Italian writer-director Saverio Constanzo has offered the Venice film festival some unpretentious calorific fun with this enjoyable film: a tasty, showbizzy…

Based on French journalist Florence Aubenas’s bestselling non-fiction book, The Night Cleaner, in which she investigated the rising disparity and disconnect…

With his fourth feature directing, mop-haired actor-director Louis Garrel puts a French stamp on the Hollywood heist movie. The Innocent…

The feature debut by Johnny Barrington – who came to prominence in 2012 with the darkly surreal and funny, BAFTA-nominated…

On first glance Empty Nets may sound like a typical old-fashioned Iranian film with the oft-used tale of a poor boy in…