The new film by Spanish director Pedro Almodòvar won the award for best female interpretation (Penelope Cruz) at the Venice Film Festival 2021. It is a very intense and dramatic film that has its roots in the generational clash between parents and children in the background of which there is the history for the recovery... Continue Reading →
Wes Anderson's new film is a masterpiece of colors, black and white scenes, tight dialogues, deep reflections, clips of comic scenes and vintage music. It stands out for a cast of exceptional actors: Benicio Del Toro to Léa Seydoux, from Timothée Chalamet to Frances McDormand. Passing through Owen Wilson, Tilda Swinton, Adrien Brody and Bill... Continue Reading →
The new film by M. Night Shyamalan is ready to keep you in suspense for the duration of its 118 minutes which fly as much as the time on the tropical island where the events of the protagonists take place. What was supposed to be a peaceful vacation in a remote Caribbean island paradise turns... Continue Reading →
Winning the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and captivating audiences around the world for its authenticity and its ability to speak directly to the hearts of viewers, Another Round (Danish: Druk) is one of the best films of 2020.
Critic Review for Disney's "Cruella" (2021)
A review of the new film by Woody Allen: Rifkin's Festival (2020).
Although it risks going unnoticed, Paper lives deserves to be cited as one of the most succeeded drama films of this beginning of 2021.
A train ride is environmentally friendly and relaxing, the most beautiful landscapes pass by outside the window, you read a book or play on your cell phone and arrive at your destination wonderfully relaxed. Not so on the "Snowpiercer". This train has no destination, it circles the earth forever. On board are the last survivors... Continue Reading →
Recently, the Maiden demo for Resident Evil Village has become available. I played it on Playstation 5. A conclusion.
"The Gentlemen" by Guy Ritchie is funny action with a great cast. A short review.
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