Filip Jalowski

In “The To-Do List,” the audience is supposed to be amused by the complete mixing of orders.

It’s hard to talk about a new trend, but for some time now, body horror seems to be making a comeback.

Tom at the Farm is a pure psychological thriller. One of the best representatives of this genre in many years.

The story is based on true events.

In terms of film craftsmanship and the ability to create spectacle, Fury Road sets new standards.

It’s not the type of film that tries to scare you at every possible moment.

Wes Anderson has created a masterpiece, the uniqueness of which even the sharpest pencil cannot capture.

Moonrise Kingdom is another extraordinary point on Wes Anderson’s cinematic map.

The Lobster should not pose problems for viewers who are not accustomed to absurd, surreal, or highly auteur cinema, or European cinema in general.

In a tangle of pipes, cables, and metal scraps oddly resembling organic waste, a man moves about.