It's as simple as that, Miloš Forman took the Czech New Wave with him across the sea and made his first American film in its style. In short, a kind of Audition or Peter and Pavla, but in the hippie mood of the early 1970s, which was still bubbling in American society at the time. No wonder it was a flop (and Forman,…

Slowly a new modern subgenre is starting to emerge: game night that goes wrong. After Talk to Me we have another similar film, only it's more of a mystery thriller, but it's pretty cool. It has received a lot of praise abroad, the original idea and the execution are interesting (the game with the body swapping is…

Raily is going through puberty and it's an emotional whirlwind. A new console, new emotions. Anxiety as the main instigator of personality change feels incredibly realistic. More mature issues than last time, the parents may be more affected than the kids. Trying to fit in, stand out and remain a good person.

If I hadn't seen the original, it probably would be four stars, but as it is, it's a pretty useless remake for Yanks only. The first hour is pretty boring, then James MCavoy kicks off his typical psychopathic mannerisms and it's decent. The ending is more action packed than the original, so at least there's a bit of a…

The theme is excellent and incredibly rich, and the dialogues are like a fairy tale. Hopkins as Freud is outstanding and precise, but the real surprise is Liv Lisa Fries as his daughter, who already excellently represents the German-speaking culture. Matthew Goode, however, is somewhat overshadowed by his colleagues.…

Slowly a new modern subgenre is starting to emerge: game night that goes wrong. After Talk to Me we have another similar film, only it's more of a mystery thriller, but it's pretty cool. It has received a lot of praise abroad, the original idea and the execution are interesting (the game with the body swapping is…

Raily is going through puberty and it's an emotional whirlwind. A new console, new emotions. Anxiety as the main instigator of personality change feels incredibly realistic. More mature issues than last time, the parents may be more affected than the kids. Trying to fit in, stand out and remain a good person.

It's as simple as that, Miloš Forman took the Czech New Wave with him across the sea and made his first American film in its style. In short, a kind of Audition or Peter and Pavla, but in the hippie mood of the early 1970s, which was still bubbling in American society at the time. No wonder it was a flop (and Forman,…

The Wild Robot is an audiovisually captivating story about the unlikely motherly relationship between a robot and a gosling that manages to amaze, amuse and move for a hundred minutes. Chris Sanders' film blatantly targets our emotions, no question about it, but it does it in an unobtrusive and poignant way. I was…

Viktor Tauš's Girl American is unparalleled in modern domestic cinema, both in terms of visual, and also from the narrative point of view (it’s like a surrealistic take at Requiem for a Maiden). In its approach to camera and sets, the film often reminded me of the work of Michel Gondry (and even a bit of Wes Anderson)…