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Dawid Myśliwiec

Dawid Myśliwiec

Always in "watching", "about to watch" or "just watched" mode. Once I've put my daughter to bed, I sit down in front of the screen and disappear - sometimes losing myself in some American black crime story, and sometimes just absorbing the latest Netflix movie. For the past 12 years, I have been blogging with varying intensity at MyśliwiecOgląda.pl.

sound of metal

SOUND OF METAL. Finding One's Place in Silence

“Sound of Metal” has all the qualities of a “sleeper hit” – an unassuming, intimate film with a powerful impact.

marcello mio

MARCELLO MIO. Mastroianni Forever... Alive? [REVIEW]

The term "nepo baby," referring to someone in the entertainment world following in the footsteps of famous parents, has gained popularity over the...

proxima

PROXIMA: A Mother's Heart in Space

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen motherly love portrayed as poignantly in cinema as it is in “Proxima”.

BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE. A Cool Return to the Past, with a Small "But" [REVIEW]

The “Beetlejuice” sequel won’t become as iconic as the original, but it should satisfy fans of the character.

beetlejuice

BEETLEJUICE. The Triumph of Wild Imagination

“Beetlejuice” is a great movie. A lot happens in it, and it’s pretty wild.

barbarian

BARBARIAN. A very clever horror film

Barbarian fits beautifully into the trend of socially conscious horror, which in recent years has been driven by filmmakers like Jordan Peele.

free guy

FREE GUY. Release your inner NPC!

“Free Guy” is, on one hand, an ideal summer blockbuster, and on the other – an interesting, though not very deep, portrait of the video...

THE ADAM PROJECT. For those who long for New Adventure

Shawn Levy’s film is family-oriented science fiction.

armand

ARMAND. A Derailed Psychodrama [REVIEW]

The titular Armand is a first-grade student accused of crossing moral boundaries in his play with Jon, one of his closest friends.

Minghun

MINGHUN, or the story of two guys searching for corpses [REVIEW]

Minghun by Jan P. Matuszyński is a rather heavy film in terms of subject matter—it deals with a loss that is difficult to describe.