Pour Elle is a well-constructed French thriller that’s, at the same time, a pleasing, exciting actioner and a harrowing drama. Excellent cinematography by Alain Duplantier and outstanding work from leads Vincent Lindon and… Continue reading →

The Brothers Bloom possesses nearly every attribute I search for in a film: it’s whimsical, quirky and visually arresting. It features fantastic costume design and score. It’s very funny in an offbeat manner,… Continue reading →

An effective summer blockbuster “for the thinking man”. A smart action thriller. It may sound clichéd, but ‘Inception’ is a film that really makes you think, that provokes the intellect; therefore, it is… Continue reading →

Utterly winning Argentinean film has been setting records from the get-go. First Argentine film to be released on Blu-Ray, second biggest-selling film in that country, as well as the second entry from Argentina… Continue reading →

Although it boasts a killer script, adapted from the memoir by Susanna Kaysen, Girl, Interrupted’s iconic female cast is what makes this film so riveting. Winona Ryder as Kaysen, Angelina  Jolie in her… Continue reading →

Realistic, poignant film on the volatility of the economic system, jobs, money and security, with spectacular cinematography by Roger Deakins and a first-rate male cast, where Chris Cooper, Craig T. Nelson and particularly… Continue reading →

His latest film may not be one of his best, but it’s still very Woody Allen. Sort of a lighter follow-up to Vicky Cristina Barcelona, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger is… Continue reading →

Matt Reeves’s version of Swedish arthouse hit Låt den rätte komma in. This American version possesses an even creepier atmosphere, and from the beginning you know it’s much more entertainment-oriented. Although their visuals… Continue reading →