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  • La Gioia (2025)
    Review preview for La Gioia

    This is a movie layered with meaning. A lipstick smudge turns into stigmata, a kiss can make you float and strangle you at the same time.

    Anne-Katrin Titze · 5 out of 5
    Gioia is a high school teacher who has never known love beyond the suffocating grip of her parents, with whom she still lives. Her life shifts when she encounters Alessio, a student who uses his body as a means to get a few hundred euros to help his struggling mother.
  • The Gunman (2015)
    Review preview for The Gunman

    The story lacks originality

    Angus Wolfe Murray · 3 out of 5
    An international hitman uncovers corruption amongst Western mercenaries in Africa
  • Honey (2013)
    Review preview for Honey

    Although other films have dealt with the subject of euthanasia none so far has looked at the emotional difficulties of the perpetrator.

    Richard Mowe · 3 out of 5
    A woman devoted to promoting euthanasia encounters a man with an invisible malaise.
  • Il Caimano (2006)
    Italian B-movie film producer attempts to save his marriage, avoid bankruptcy and pitch a movie attacking Berlusconi.
  • Lovers (2013)
    Review preview for Lovers

    Une Autre Vie marks a distinct change of register.

    Richard Mowe · 3 out of 5
    An exhausted women tries to rebuild her life but finds obstacles intentionally placed in the way of her happiness.
  • Romanzo Criminale (2006)
    Review preview for Romanzo Criminale

    At nearly two and half hours long Placido has gone for an epic Italian sweep of friendship, violence and political corruption.

    Paul Griffiths · 3.5 out of 5
    Gritty tale of organised crime and murky Italian politics.
  • The Son's Room (2001)
    Review preview for The Son's Room

    A quietly devastating but surprisingly life-affirming film, brilliantly written, wonderfully acted and full of simple beauty.

    Robert Munro · 4 out of 5
    A family grives over the loss of their son in a freak diving accident.
  • The Spiral (2026)
    Review preview for The Spiral

    Up until the end laced with cheap pseudo-biblical references, this horror-drama serves as a fun and thrilling ride.

    Marko Stojiljkovic · 3 out of 5
    A woman unexpectedly shows up at her daughter’s home to reveal the truth about their family.

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