Author: Felix

This more contemplative arty fantasy than classic folk horror (which I sincerely hoped for) premiered at the Sundance festival, and the Australian-Macedonian filmmaker Goran Stolevski made a film that visually and stylistically is irresistibly reminiscent …

It was this black-humored, cynical crime drama about money laundering during the rule of the military junta in Uruguay and the Oscar nominee there, and screenwriter and director Federico Veiroi filmed “Asi hablo el cambista” …

Kate (the great Ruth Wilson who balances solidly between roles in blockbusters, series and British art films) is a thirty-something-year-old woman from a British coastal town whose life seems to have fallen into a rut. …

I liked Australian Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” (Moulin Rouge, The Great Gatsby) and more than I expected. Luhrmann’s grandiose visual style almost on the verge of kitsch in this case has completely unexpectedly fully functioned, and …

Prominent Hungarian filmmaker Ildiko Enyedi (Golden Bear in Berlin for the previous “On Body and Soul”) has made her most ambitious and expensive film to date, produced by several European countries. The budget of “The …

Who killed Prime Minister Olof Palme in front of a cinema in Stockholm on the night of February 28, 1986 is a question to which Sweden and the rest of the world have yet to …

What the author meant by this rather incoherent romantic drama set in the far north of Norway was hard for me to fathom, but almost nothing in a film made in an American-Norwegian-German co-production made …

Matthias Schoenaerts is Ali, a muscular unemployed wanderer who travels with his son Sam to the south of France where his sister lives. Obviously, Ali is one of those guys who constantly gets into trouble, …

True crime documentaries and feature films and series have been extremely popular in recent years, but this subgenre is not a new invention. Let’s just remember the masterpiece “In Cold Blood” which was shot in …

  Something that was supposed to be one of the happiest days in life for two young people, will turn into a real theater of absurdity in the tragicomedy of the Israeli Eran Riklis. That …