A coming-of-age story in a comedy horror costume - that's what The Loneliest Boy in the World is all about.
The film is not a revolution in the romantic comedy genre, but such a good, warm, refreshing and not stupid story about the love of today's...
Let's be honest: if it wasn't for the involvement of a Hollywood actor, Superpower would never have had a chance to be included in the program...
The Woman King would like to be several films at once - a feminist drama, an action movie, and even an essay on colonialism. Ultimately, it's...
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"Blonde" is an in-depth psychological portrait, which I have not seen in the cinema for a long time.
Viking Wolf is so terribly serious that ... it's hard to take him seriously.
Modern London haunted by ghosts on a daily basis. Did Netflix manage to bring the popular youth series to the screen with dignity?
Cinema is perverse. Yes, I know – it’s a truism. So I will try differently: being a spectator can be perverse. When it was announced that...
Under a thick layer of absurdity, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" often hides a surprisingly serious, deeply humanistic message.
Despite the extremely sensitive topic, Till is not a didactic film.