A sweet and intriguing short that explores the question: "Can a robot understand the meaning of family?" I really liked the animation style and character design. The creators leaned heavily on "show, not tell," and the story was simple but effective. The world they built, along with its challenges, was compelling, and…

Absolutely Insane!! A compelling horror satire, a successor to David Cronenberg, a future cult classic and Coralie Fargeat's entry into the modern horror league alongside Jordan Peele, Ari Aster and Robert Eggers. You are not ready for this shit!! Two and a half hours of sheer entertainment, in the first half Coralie…

I didn’t like the first film, I found it cringe-worthy and embarrassing, so I avoided the second one, but eventually gave it a chance out of boredom and surprisingly it was okay in the end. It's also thanks to fan favourite Jenna Ortega and the much better effects. There's the occasional joke, some pretty creative…

Matthias Schweighöfer is a great guy and I enjoy his comedies. Rhe comedy genre is dying in America, but at least it's not stagnating in Europe (France/Germany). The first half is very funny and offers some very funny scenes (the scene with the ferret is great, and also the scenes with the brother). The second half is…

Initial contacts with approaching death at a retirement home, where “we all come only for a while, but we never go back”. The nice production design and fragile social spirit of this film about advanced age is underpinned by the wonderful acting of Maciej Damiecki. Night Silence is considered to be a horror movie…

A sweet and intriguing short that explores the question: "Can a robot understand the meaning of family?" I really liked the animation style and character design. The creators leaned heavily on "show, not tell," and the story was simple but effective. The world they built, along with its challenges, was compelling, and…

Kinds of Kindness is split into three distinct parts, each with a consistently slow pace that surprisingly worked for me, fitting perfectly with the story. This is my second Yorgos Lanthimos film, and once again, I’m not going below four stars—it’s clear his style really clicks with me. He seems to have found his…

I couldn’t miss Jérémy Clapin’s first live-action film. His animated masterpiece I Lost My Body left a lasting impact on me, and I still draw from it to this day. So, how did his transition to live-action fare? Brilliantly! Clapin proves he’s a multitalented filmmaker, effortlessly mastering the craft across different…

Shōnen for the little ones. It's full of energy, even though the plot is predictable, it has a good gradation and the creators don't try to stretch it in any way artificially. In terms of themes and drawing, similar to Tiger & Bunny, it is much closer to Western consumerism with comics about superheroes, while…

The poster for The Necessities of Life really drew me in, but it was the story that truly left an impact. I love seeing films that showcase different cultures, landscapes, and ways of life that you don’t get in mainstream cinema, and this film does just that. It tells the deeply moving story of an Inuit hunter’s…