THREE OSCAR NOMINATIONS: In a career-defining performance, Fernanda Torres (with a helping hand from her mum) establishes Walter Salles's latest film as the ultimate Brazilian dictatorship drama - in cinemas on Friday, February 21st [Read More...]
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In this stylistic but underwhelming adaptation of Daisy Johnson's Sisters, the truth comes flooding in after a family moves back to Ireland - in cinemas on Friday, February 21st [Read More...]
Eoghan Lyng argues that the new Captain America film is a chilling warning of what the United States and Israel are capable of before cynically demonstrating mercy on their terms [Read More...]
Double the trouble: Bong Joon-ho's first film since Parasite is an unapologetically loud and bizarre blend of sci-fi and comedy, featuring Robert Pattinson in the two leading roles - live from the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Austrian film director investigates the dynamics of the matriarchy and the female body, in a horror movie with echoes of The Stepford Wives - from the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Timothée Chalamet steals the scene in James Mangold's irrevocably flat and conventional biopic of Bob Dylan; the outcome is a one-man-show of sorts - from the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
James Bond meets Dario Argento, in this Franco-Belgian explosion of violence, sex and colours - from the Official Competition of the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Intimate portrait of rural China provides viewers a tactile experience of the land, even if the multithreaded plot fails to engage - from the Official Competition of the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Mother and daughter travel to sunny Spain in order treat inexplicable illness, in Rebecca Lenkiewicz's exquisite debut - from the Official Competition of the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Maternal pressures cause a therapist to have a meltdown worse than any of her patients, in this very dark and engaging American dramedy - from the Official Competition of the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Couple are forced into being honest to each other after their daughter develops telepathic power, in this extremely simple and effective comedy from Germany - from the 75th Berlinale [Read More...]
Those bloody vegans!!!
DMovies' reader pours her heart out as she talks about Meet Your Meat the film that changed her life forever, in emotional statement.
Women don’t cower in silence!
Thais reveals the very dirty movie that made her become the strong woman and the empowered professional that she is now!
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Nataliia Serebriakova
Nataliia Serebriakova (Film critic)
Ukranian born and Berlin-based film critic who fell in love with Andrzej Zulawski [Read More...]
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