EDITORIAL team

Brooks’ “The Twelve Chairs” is not the first attempt to bring this story to the silver screen.

A group of five strangers. Teenagers, each from a different world: the rebel, the nerd, the athlete, the school beauty, and the outcast.

The Coen Brothers haven’t earned the humorous nickname “two-headed director” without reason, as they share identical artistic...

A charming, yet relatively little-known comedy.

Dragonball: Evolution didn’t change my opinion about the possibility of transcribing Toriyama’s world into the realm of live-action film.

I started watching Code Blue, making a mental shopping list at the pharmacy.

Tarantino seems unwilling to bid farewell to bygone times, wanting that world, those actors, and that atmosphere to return.

Quite specific and undoubtedly interesting cinema consists of films set aboard submarines.

“Oscar” has aged very well and is definitely worth a chance, especially since it was unfairly crushed by critics and audiences at the time...

When we separate Eden Lake from sociological considerations (though necessary to fully understand Watkins’ picture), we get an uncompromising,...