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A film about a boy who tries to become famous through social networks. His manager gets him to other young influencers' concerts and he still doesn't become famous. I was tired of watching 99 minutes of a kid who only cares about fame. Still, the film is well made.

A very interesting film that makes the viewer think. We learn what negative effects the rapidly evolving world of codes, robots and algorithms can have. The film is really well made and leaves the viewer with a lot of questions.

An emotional documentary about a teenage schoolgirl who is bullied at school. The documentary moved me and the girl is a hero to me. In spite of the unfriendly cinematography, I am rating the film with five stars.

A poetic film that doesn't have much of a plot, but emphasizes feelings and emotions. If the viewer takes the film as a poem, he/she is entertained. The non-standard film language makes the viewer think and infer what is going on at the moment.

The penultimate film by Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu is a pleasant respite. The film entertains and does not disappoint. Simple static shots and no usage of music does not force emotions on the viewer. But the humorous plot makes the viewer laugh on its own. The film is well crafted and entertains.

This short film tells the story of a boy waking up next to a stranger after a sleepless night. He tries to find out who it is and at the same time to hide him from his partner, who has just returned from abroad. Throughout the film, the viewer, like the protagonist, is left wondering who the man is and what happened last night. The interestingly stylized film ends with an unexpected twist. The side story of the celebration of the girl's return doesn't intertwine much with the main idea, but it's a nice backside story.

Aneta, the protagonist of this film, tries to prove to the society she lives in that she is something too and to disabuse everyone of the misconception that only men can dominate society. The film is very well written and dramatic. The subjective cinematography dealing with Aneta conveys Aneta's emotions to the viewer and the viewer can nicely identify with the protagonist. The film will be a great success due to its controversial subject matter.

In this Norwegian film, the main character Noora tries to cope with the fact that she has to marry the man her parents chose for her. Unfortunately, this doesn't work very well. The filmmakers don't work with gradations and we don't see any climax in the film, which the viewer has been preparing for all along. The film is nicely handled - interesting cinematography and nice colour corrections add to the Norwegian atmosphere.