Movie reviews of Victor Fraga

These are all the movies and series that Victor has reviewed. Read more at: Dirty Movies.

Number of movie reviews: 1094 / 1094

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Despite a hypnotic performance by deliciously insane and deviant Biscayart, a few good tunes and dance acts, Kill The Jockey isn’t a masterpiece. Review

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29 august

29 aug

Angelina Jolie and Maria Callas engage in a fierce battle for the spotlight, in Pablo Larrain's uneven biopic of the tragic diva. Review

5.0

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29 august

29 aug

Errol Morris's doc about Trump's family separation policy focuses on the self-proclaimed saviours, while never hearing the countless victims. Review

4.0

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29 august

29 aug

Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder star in Tim Burton's colourful and disjointed sequel to 1988's Beetlejuice. Review

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28 august

28 aug

The director of extraordinary religion drama Apostasy returns with a completely different film: an English folk horror that's visually exuberant and yet fails to engage and scare. Review

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16 august

16 aug

Ordinary people behave badly, in this collection of mostly cold and banal short stories. Review

4.0

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14 august

14 aug

This is an effective, high-octane absurdist comedy that would have benefitted from a longer runtime. Review

7.0

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10 august

10 aug

A jarring, minimalistic score helps to sustain a sense of tension and imprisonment throughout the entire 21 minutes of this short film. Review

8.0

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8 august

8 aug

Very sad disease kills plantation labourers in Africa, in this extremely sombre allegory of Portuguese colonialism. Review

6.0

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7 july

7 jul

A story infused with tenderness and optimism, and wrapping up with a small yet potent gesture of emancipation. A movie worth giving a chance! Review

8.0

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7 july

7 jul

Two young Moroccans experience homosexual love and prostitution, in this delicate tale of oppression and liberation. Review

7.0

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6 july

6 jul

Despite the interesting premise, Nothing in its Place lacks vim and vigour. Review

4.0

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6 july

6 jul

The outcome is a warm and intimate love letter to an artist little known to younger audiences. Review

8.0

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4 july

4 jul

Momoko’s aspirations are deeply rooted in Japan’s strict gender roles. It would probably take a female to director to uproot those orthodoxies, yet those professionals are few and far between. The Japanese film industry remains just as gendered as the rest of the society. Review

6.0

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4 july

4 jul

Quiet and exuberant arthouse film ruminates on the sensory bond between humans and animals. Review

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4 july

4 jul

The characters of Singapore-born and Taiwan-based Nelicia Low’s debut feature are as flat as a pancake. Review

4.0

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3 july

3 jul

Maria's perfect, happy marriage begins to collapse for no apparent reason, in this this humanistic Norwegian drama. Review

8.0

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3 july

3 jul

People find catharsis and oppression within the walls of their hotel room, in this mysterious episodic drama from China. Review

7.0

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3 july

3 jul

These characters are multidimensional and emotionally complex, caught between tradition and subtle emancipative gestures, between shattered dreams and fortuitous serendipities. Review

7.0

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1 july

1 jul

This is an effective fantasy drama blending impressive CGI, warm and elegant cinematography, and strong performances. Review

7.0

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30 june

30 jun

The interactions are warm and tender, the intimacy is moving, and Nik is an adorable father. But that’s about it. Review

4.0

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29 june

29 jun

The story itself is a little inscrutable. It lacks the political vigour and emotional strength of Petri’s widely acclaimed film. Review

6.0

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28 june

28 jun

The excess of open ends have a negative impact on the movie’s ability to engage and enrapture. Review

7.0

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28 june

28 jun

Stéphane Brizé’s latest creation is a paean to fortuitous serendipities, and a reminder that abrupt departures are an integral part of life. It’s scarcely original and innovative, yet it remains urgent in its simplicity. Review

8.0

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27 june

27 jun

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