Reviews by fernando

(OK) All the insecurities (a recurrent problematic topic, rebuild from old classic straight cinema) of the artist doing what she doesn't like, betraying her ideals,mmmhhh, amd finding herself a good rapper but not exploring that vein...

(OK) As funny as the first movie, maybe more consistent becuase there´s the missions that involver the daughter and there you have the corny parody on man becoming aware of his faherhood afffectios. The documentary style of the absurd dialogues are alomot Tom Moore stuff. The fertility dance number is great joke...

(OK) Not uninteresting a mother daughter grandaughter drama turning into a terror movie, with some idiost plots scattered in the proceedings...

(OK) Stubborn old Andersson and his existencial vignettes, with excellent composition. There's only one story running, the one of the priest loosing faith, drinking in the church (the best composition sequence), going to the psicologist...

(OK) Bizarre but elegant, sober, quiet, dramatic wandering of people thar suddenly, in a sublte contagious way, feel they'll die tomorrow...

(OK) One expects more 'cocasserie' from the director of "The death of Stalin", visiting Dickens with a multirracial improbable cast. If he had that ocurrence, why not more og that?

(OK) 3 stars just for the efficacity and opportunity; characters act all the idiotic terror plots, and the stupid inexcusable jokes that provoques the evil sporits...The dissapearance of the medium becuase wifi connection is a good resource...

(OK) It seems a film for children but is more: is the kind of story children are able or eager to believem while adults hasve otrer logic. E.T is a child too and that's why there's a 'Stand by me' feeling...

(OK) In the same year Riz Ahmed stars in 2 films in with he is a sick musician. This time is more focused on the discapacity andt the strange will -he is a rapper- to move somewhere....

(OK) As discursive as a play with devil and angels in a trial, could be. Just one set, minor actors, black interesting humour...