When it comes to Polanski's filmography, An Officer and a Spy seems to have the most in common with The Ghost Writer.
The master Satoshi Kon, creates Millennium Actress - a film in which he gracefully and acrobatically balances on the border between reality and dream.
The fact is that this time the director chose a considerably lighter genre than usual, making it much easier to swallow the bitter pills he serves.
What Lies Beneath uses music sparingly, trying to create the right mood through silence.
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The story of Priscilla Presley, though serving as a cautionary tale today, only partially works on the big screen.
Liquid Sky is a truly astonishing and original film.
The Ghost Writer remains a superbly directed thriller that not only appreciates viewer's intelligence but also allows to enjoy the excellently conducted plot.
Lady Bird is largely a story about youthful ambitions, which always surpass their owner.
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At this year's Venice Film Festival, old masters prove that they still have what it takes.
There are movies that linger in your mind, with their enigmatic nature they persistently occupy your thoughts, unsolved puzzle. Angel's Egg is one of those.
