“Don’t Expect Too Much…” is a continuation of the director’s previous narrative and formal explorations.

“Wicked Little Letters” is written in a comedic tone but hides surprisingly many layers beneath it.

Minghun by Jan P. Matuszyński is a rather heavy film in terms of subject matter—it deals with a loss that is difficult to describe.

“Bikeriders” is a film of simple means, but its strength comes from this simplicity.

“The Surfer” is a successful film, though not necessarily original—it treads familiar paths and reaches familiar conclusions, but does...

Guy Ritchie has undoubtedly slowed down, which, at least for me, made “Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” watchable.

It’s amazing that there are moments of true acting brilliance in Deadpool & Wolverine.

One cannot miss the subtle satire in Warm Greetings from Earth on both human foibles and Czechoslovak socialism.

“Young Woman and the Sea” possesses not so much artistic value as popular-cultural and entertainment value.

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...