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After making films based on probably all of William Shakespeare’s plays, Kenneth Branagh joined Agatha Christie and her countless screened whodunnit crime novels. Five years after “Murder on the Orient Express”, Branagh stood behind again …

Romanians have made a handful of exceptional and quality films in the last twenty years, and the shocking and shocking hyperrealistic drama by Calin Peter Netzer certainly belongs to the very top. “Pozitica copilului” or …

In the latest sequel to the American indie series, which could be reduced to the common denominator “Black Men in the White World”, feature debutant Angel Kristi Williams brings us a romantic drama about the …

  After a short trip to America where he previously made his first film in English, the modernist western “Sisters Brothers” with Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly, the famous French filmmaker Jacques Audiard (A …

Two probably the most famous Italian actors of all time, Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni together (if I found the right information) have appeared in as many as 17 films, and one of the most …

Today, the renowned Scottish art filmmaker Lynne Ramsay (We Need To Talk About Kevin, You Were Never Really Here) presented this authentic and naturalistic drama about growing up in the poorest parts of Glasgow in …

It’s as if I’m already used to mostly classic art films, social dramas, character or social studies coming from Iran, so the surprise because of this almost classic genre crime story was bigger. So even …

“The Feast” is another in a series of authorial, stylized, modernist combinations of psychological dramas and horror, which, unfortunately, did not justify expectations and an interesting premise. And it’s a weird film, not just because …

Today we live in a time when it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish real news from fake, information from misinformation. The very thought that there are some Factcheckers checking the veracity of all these …

I have to admit that I was a bit disappointed with the fact that a biographical documentary about the famous Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson was made in a stenciled, completely uninventive way, at the …