Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

Tape is an absolutely must-see film that perfectly describes what it means to be a woman in the film industry. Review

The Hunt provides an entertaining and sometimes hilarious ride like a storm with a premise that never gets it wrong. Review

I Still believe is a Christian romantic drama with a touching love story that will melt your heart. Review

The Whistlers is a decent crime drama taking place in La Gomera, one of Canary’s islands. Review

Greed is still a fine film that is entertaining throughout. Of course, some may find it a bit messy, but that messiness is justified because of the director’s intention of wanting to touch upon many aspects of life in one piece. Review

The film cleverly explores social issues and how people on low wages have been treated by their bosses or even by the customers who, obviously, want their parcels to be delivered on time. Review

The Invisible Man is indeed the most satisfying horror film from the Blumhouse. Review

One of the most mind-blowing WWI dramas to date. Review

The Lovely Bones is a chilling supernatural thriller drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Review

So waste no time and surely catch the film once it’s out because it’s totally worth more than it seems. Review

As for the performance, it’s another story that I wish to know more about how the actors even agreed to get into this insane project. But I’m glad they did, as it was a truly mind-blowing performance from start till the end. Review

Downhill has its ups and downs but never fails to deliver its point. Review

Little Chief is a compelling short film that teaches us humanity, compassion, and empathy. Review

The promising start of Thompson’s debut directorial piece did not continue the same way. Review

Paola Makes A Wish is a stand-out short film that does not hesitate to open up and explore a sensitive subject matter that is equally crucial for both the sexes to know about. Review

This short film offers a fascinating twist towards the end which, literally as you watch it, there is no way to predict it. Review

Olla is an interesting tale of reality many do not have to face. Review

La Leyenda Negra helps fit the storyline through the excellent and immaculate black-and-white shots that help the viewer concentrate on its concept. Review

Green cleverly takes Jane, subtly performed by Julia Garner, and puts her amid a situation she barely can handle. Review

Broken Orchestra is a well-structured short documentary that lets its interviewees talk to the audience through the small screen while the musical instruments shine as the main actors of this film. Review

However, as you watch the documentary subjects, you will be amazed as to how they stay steady, strong, and emotionally fulfilled while the blue sky slowly but steadily turns into orange. Review

It indeed delivers an unforgettable and transformative experience you as a viewer will never forgive yourself if you miss it. Review

Daughter is a fascinating story and a fabulous short film. Review

That said, not many documentaries can achieve what Alexandre O. Philippe does with his. It’s intelligent, super engaging, and fun to watch. Review