Juror # 2 , which rumours suggest may be Clint Eastwood's final directed film, expresses discontent with how justice is carried out in...

I’m Still Here  is not an easy film to watch, given the anguish it evokes and the helplessness it exposes. However, it is mandatory,...

There is something sad and unsettling about Aftersun, Charlotte Wells' simple debut movie. The presence of a camcorder and the absence of...

Watching the release of a cinematic masterpiece is an indescribable thrill, and when a director like Martin Scorsese signs it, it's like...

As if it were a documentary of the time, Argentina, 1985 brings a reconstruction of the country’s scenario in photography with an aspect...

The Whale is a disturbing, suffocating film set in a dimly lit environment. One of the reasons for this invitation to anguish is the...

"No good movie is too long," said Roger Ebert, the greatest film critic ever. And this can be proven in The Irishman, Martin Scorsese's...

The Phantom Carriage is a 1921 silent movie that impresses with its consistency, soundtrack, regular use of flashbacks - a technique...

Uncut Gems is an asphyxiating movie with a quick narrative, overlapping dialogues and always surprising approach. There is no way to...

Jojo Rabbit (Roman Griffin Davis) is a ten-year-old boy who lives in Germany in the late years of World War II. Therefore, it is...

The Worst Person in the World is a dramedy directed with brilliance and extreme sensitivity by the Norwegian Joachim Trier. In the...

Whenever we go to the movies, we know beforehand that we will see a story where actors and actresses interpret situations that simulate...

Minari is a beautiful film as any human life can be, but, as what happens with everyone else, dreams don’t always work out as they...

Nomadland, Chloé Zhao's movie based on the book of the same name written by American journalist Jessica Bruder, unfolds as if it were a...

My father is a disturbing film and an unprecedented interaction for many people who go to the movies. By "breaking the fourth wall," a...

The Platform is a violent and very obvious parable about the capitalist system. However, the way it is presented is more frightening as...

1917 came, in a way, to supply a shortage of films about the First World War, since the last primary production about the conflict was...

Portrait of a Lady on Fire includes itself in that category of films that go beyond the script and acting and is consolidated as a work...

The Lighthouse is a nightmare. Horror movie can often be the result of a lifetime of two in isolation. Director Robert Eggers captures...

Fight Club is a visceral movie that can not be analyzed literally, as if the violence that is seen there is only that of a bunch of grown...