In Andrei Tarkovsky’s oeuvre, there are no insignificant films.

So imagine “Kill Bill” without swearing and bloody violence, with a sisterly intrigue copied from “Frozen,” and you’ll...

The history behind the creation of “Stalker” is as complex as the film itself.

“One Life” is a poignant, restrained tribute to a forgotten hero that uses Nazism as a clever allusion to contemporary migration crises.

Similar to the first one, Blood and Honey plays on the simple instincts of the audience, and like it, will likely gather enough attention for us to...

*Super* is one of those films where I don’t know what I like best. In this case, there is a lot to admire – black humor, script, acting,...

Watching Andrzej Żuławski’s film with the didactic title That Most Important Thing: Love, one might get the impression that all emotional...

“Love” was funded by members of the rock group Angels & Airwaves, who entrusted the direction to debutant William Eubank.

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

“Shanghai Knights” is very enjoyable entertainment, guaranteeing several minutes of relaxation and fun in spotting references to other pop...