Left-Handed Girl is a rather unassuming and ultimately predictable film. It doesn't break any new ground or shock the viewer—instead, it gently soothes.
The Secret Agent is a film where vivid colors, pulsating music, and sweeping storytelling take center stage, with a secret ingredient holding it all together.
A great documentary by Davis Guggenheim titled Still proves that Michael J. Fox is alive and - against all odds - doing quite well.
This year's Oscars not only kept pace with the preceding ceremonies but exceeded all expectations. I believe we witnessed the best ceremony in years.
Pitt and Robbie do just that in Babylon: they honor their artistic ancestors, on whose corpses successive generations of Hollywood stars build their careers.
"The Last Showgirl" deserves attention as a spectacular acting comeback for Pamela Anderson. Her performance can, in some ways, be read as autobiographical.
You never know where danger lurks or when it will strike. Appearances are deceiving. Seeing the surface layer, you do not see what is hidden beneath....
What exactly is "Aggro Dr1ft": a film or a game, reality or a dream, a surreal story about a gangster's conscience or a genuine broadcast from...
Exactly one hundred years ago, Marlon Brando was born—an actor-icon; a sensitive brute, without whom cinema and theater wouldn't be the same.
"Dogman" is partly a Hollywood action flick and a sensitive, European, spirit drama.