Celtic novelist claims her permanent spot on the pantheon of the greatest Irish writers (a place her shady ex tried to steal) - in cinemas on Friday, April 18th [Read More...]
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This is the fourth entry in Fabio Rocha's Foucault-inspired movies: Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's ode to listening, a Hiroshima-set drama featuring post-atomic bodies and silence as a resistance weapon [Read More...]
John Lennon and Yoko Ono become American conveyors of change during the early 1970s, in this superbly assembled documentary - in cinemas on Friday, April 9th [Read More...]
Raoul Peck retraces the footsteps of the "recorder of the Apartheid", first in his native South Africa and then in "soulless" New York - solemn and potent documentary is on VoD on Monday, April 7th [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 - on all major VoD platforms on Monday, April 7th [Read More...]
Holocaust animation about a baby thrown out of a train window offers a slimmer of hope to audiences, in this unusual addition to the Official Competition of the 77th Cannes International Film Festival - in cinemas on Friday, April 4th [Read More...]
In this trite reimagining of the Disney classic, Rachel Zegler gets to do little other than smile her way through a jolly princess's journey - in cinemas on Friday, March 21st [Read More...]
Unabashed autistic artists expose their neurodiverse life vision in this exquisite, freeform documentary - in cinemas on Friday, March 28th [Read More...]
Britain without dignity and self-respect: Ken Loach's dirty classic is a sharp and unforgiving denunciation of the socio-economic failures of our nation - back on BFI Player on Thursday, April 3rd [Read More...]
Bulgarian director places the domesticated animals of a moribund village at the forefront, revealing that their owners's devotion isn't entirely selfless - from CPH:DOX [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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