From Screen to Stage: „The Hunt” Wows New York with a Terrifying Witch Trial
St. Ann’s Warehouse, transformed from an industrial warehouse to a contemporary theatre, serves as the perfect venue for The Hunt.
Dora Endre
Junkyard Dog: Raphaël Quenard, A Star is Born
The performances in “Junkyard Dog” are superb, particularly Raphaël Quenard, who shines as the complex and charismatic Mirales.
„Dream Scenario”: Kristoffer Borgli’s Fearless Take on the World’s Absurdities
Paul is confronted with a bizarre phenomenon – complete strangers and „long-time-no-see” acquaintances alike report dreaming about him.
„Anatomy of a Fall”: I’m No Blood Splatter Expert But This Does Not Add Up
“Anatomy of a Fall” is a masterful examination of the complexities of the human psyche and of relationships that define us.
„The Teachers’ Lounge”: 63 Euros and 45 Cents
“The Teachers’ Lounge” boasts beautiful visuals and a raw texture that adds to the overall impact of the story.
„El Conde”: How Does It Feel to Be a Beast Like You?
El Conde reimagines Augusto Pinochet as a centuries-old vampire; the result is both a biting satire of political tyranny and a gripping tale.
„Godland”: Mission Impossible Set In Iceland
Set in 19th century Iceland, Godland follows a young Danish priest as he journeys to a remote village to establish a church.
„Nyad”: Your One Wild and Precious Life
Nyad is a visually stunning film, with bright colors and beautiful cinematography that reflects the warmth and positivity of the story.
„Jules”: An Alien Teaches You the Art of Active Listening
As the characters interact with Jules the alien, they are forced to confront their own mortality and the ways in which time has changed them.
„Leave the World Behind”: Rotten Tomatoes Might Say 75% Yet This is Just a Mess
Despite a talented cast led by Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke, Leave the World Behind is a disappointing viewing experience.
„Corsage”: You Only Love What You Want From Others
Corsage is a fictionalized take on Empress Elisabeth of Austria’s (aka Sissi’s) last year filled with anachronistic hints.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry: I Will Keep Walking and She Must Keep Living
As Harold walks, he meets people, hears their stories, and rediscovers the simple beauties of life and nature.
Blood and Honey: Winnie the Pooh Goes Off the Rails
“Blood and Honey” appears to have struck a chord with many viewers, and the filmmakers have already shot a sequel.
„Moonage Daydream” Review: „Don’t Waste a Day, Don’t Waste Any Minute”
Bowie was a performer of incredible charisma, combining a dry wit with profound philosophical meditations on time, art, and poetry.
„Don’t Look Now” Review: Happy 50th Anniversary to the Roeg Classic!
Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland portray grieving parents navigating a series of perplexing and unsettling events…
„The Pod Generation” Review: Giving Birth to a Hard Boiled Egg
In this futuristic world, the Womb Centre offers a unique and expensive solution: portable, egg-like pods allow babies to develop…
„Oppenheimer” Review: A Naive Genius and His Moral Quandaries
Oppenheimer is frequently called the „father of the atomic bomb” – his memento is ethically controversial to say the least.
„Stewart” Review: The Flying Scot Beats One Goliath After Another
We follow Sir Jackie Stwart on a wild ride that goes from the roaring motorsports scene to exploring profound themes…
„Dalíland” Review: Building the Ultimate Pink Pr*ck
“Dalíland” takes us on a journey into the world of the legendary surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. A review by Dora Endre.
“Renfield” Review: A Handful of Nuns and a Busload of Cheerleaders
According to our story, Renfield lives to fulfill his master Dracula’s twisted wishes, no matter how depraved they may be.
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