Tomasz Raczkowski

War cinema, especially Polish war cinema, is rarely associated with oneiric escapades and surreal convolutions.

The cinema of Ingmar Bergman had a feminine face.

Ingmar Bergman’s cinema is primarily associated with heavy, psychological dramas characterized by refined structure and multi-layered meanings.

Hour of the Wolf, according to Scandinavian folklore, is the darkest moment of the night, when the most deaths and births occur.

Some movies become cult classics, while others provoke viewers to create complex theories about the plot.

“Memory” is at times an outright thrilling film, expertly seducing the viewer with subtexts and a suitable mixture of escalation and...

The director of “The Outrun” could have toned down the segments that could be directly transferred to tourist brochures of the region.

“Empire” is a tour de force and to some extent the quintessence of Bruno Dumont’s current phase of work – a bold, bizarre film...

We are reviewing the film “Bob Marley: One Love,” which is a slice of the life of the famous musician.

In contrast to all the films that are elaborately crafted but stumble narratively, “Past Lives” is, first and foremost, a beautifully...