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LUCIA’S GRACE. Resembles a Kind Of Missionary Endeavor

Lucia's Grace, according to its distributor, was meant to be a comedy about a woman whose life has recently taken...

dokument

dokument

Review4 months ago

DOKUMENT. Short Film That Feels Monumental

beautiful boy

beautiful boy

Review4 months ago

BEAUTIFUL BOY. The Acting is Remarkable [REVIEW]

Looking Back at SPIDER: More Terrifying than Horror

Looking Back at SPIDER: More Terrifying than Horror

Review4 months ago

Looking Back at SPIDER: More Terrifying Than Horror

C'MON C'MON

C'MON C'MON

Review4 months ago

C’MON C’MON. Empathetic and Wise Piece of Cinema

Movies Explained2 years ago

ASHES AND DIAMONDS. Andrzej Wajda’s Timeless Masterpiece

Ashes and Diamonds is a MASTERPIECE. The international scope and prestige of Wajda's film is evidenced by the excellent press it enjoyed both locally and abroad
Features2 years ago

HORIZON vs. MEGALOPOLIS: Dream Projects That Could Turn into Nightmares

What connects Megalopolis and Horizon, the new spectacles by Kevin Costner and Francis Ford Coppola?
Review2 years ago

MAN OF MARBLE. MAN OF IRON. Andrzej Wajda’s Political Diptych

Both Man of Marble and Man of Iron are undoubtedly very important and simultaneously controversial films. They provoke thought and consideration even today.
Review2 years ago

SUGAR. The Stylish Colin Farrell and the Otherworldly TWIST that Divided the Audience [REVIEW]

The detective series "Sugar" is not what it seems. We review the production starring Colin Farrell.
Review2 years ago

BAD LUCK. Hilarious, but a Masterpiece Nonetheless

Bad Luck is not only a pleasant comedy with a funny protagonist but also brilliant examination, through Piszczyk's persona, of mediocrity and conformism
Review2 years ago

PARTHENOPE: Great Beauty, Turtle Pace [REVIEW]

**Parthenope** is everything you love and hate about Paolo Sorrentino’s cinema. The shots are so over-aestheticized that your eyeballs begin to melt. In the background, choirs...
Review2 years ago

A GENERATION. Andrzej Wajda’s Controversial Debut

A Generation is a propaganda film of an exceptionally red color. Nonetheless, it is a surprisingly modern film stylistically, excellently shot, and artistically refined.
Review2 years ago

EMILIA PÉREZ: Love First, Shoot Later [REVIEW]

In the film "Emilia Pérez," Jacques Audiard restores faith in the contemporary musical. Simply something beautiful.
Review2 years ago

KANAL. Andrzej Wajda’s Outstanding Masterpiece

Kanal is great. For although extremely pessimistic, it does not leave the viewer with a sense of absolute hopelessness. Outstanding cinema!
Features2 years ago

Why “Alien: Romulus” Will Be a Successful Addition to the Famous Science Fiction Series

It’s clear that the main marketing strategy for Alien: Romulus is to highlight the film's connections to the iconic first two parts of the series.

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