Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

It intellectually criticizes the system, provides an insight to the current disastrous situation in Russia, the manipulation of facts that is taking place all the time, or even, collude with their countries, in their own way. Review

Jason Hall’s Thank You for Your Service is an emotionally heavy film to watch. Review

Argo’s documentary touches upon an environmental issue without even mentioning it. Review

Delila Vallot’s Can You Dig This? is not only inspirational but also educational. Review

This is an incredible story, where the beauty of activism is transformed into a whole new level, proving that any battle against a big corporation can be won by uniting people. Review

This film does not provide us with any easy answers. Instead, it shared a lot of useful information provided by a very experienced journalist who relies on heavy facts only. Review

It’s strong directing style, the actors’ performance, and the excellent storytelling subtly unfold the relationship between a daughter and her parents into a dramatic conclusion... Review

The film is a brilliant, nail-biting social satire, where we are given a chance to see ourselves from the distance. Review

Our Souls at Night is a charming film made with heart. Review

The plot is structured cleverly; the performance of the entire cast is absolutely outstanding. Review

The film is directed and narrated cleverly, to ensure that it is as historically accurate as possible. Review

The actress Jessica Rothe delivers amazing performance, turning this mysterious thriller into an intelligent horror movie with so many entertaining scenes. Review

Wonderstruck is a profound film with a very deep and touching subject. Review

Trafficked manages to find the perfect balance, where the horrifyingly true scenes, inspired by real events, are captured very cleverly to provoke discussions but not to traumatize the viewer beyond the acceptable limits. Review

Rebel in the Rye is one of those movies, that is targeting a very specific audience who will understand Danny Strong’s main purpose. Review

Buirski’s documentary is a sad reminder to all of us that no matter how much we try, certain things will remain unchanged. Review

Beats per Minute is a powerful drama and one of the best narrated films about the struggle and frustration of the ACT UP community... Review

The screenplay is quite messy... Review

American Made is a well-narrated film about how a man can earn so much money and own the world, but lose all of it in a blink of an eye. Review

The gently crafted scenes and intelligent humor will keep the viewer engaged throughout the film. Review

The Breadwinner, of course, is not a fancy big-studio animation. It’s not a Disney or Pixar type of a film. Yet, there is something about it that won’t stop charming the viewer. It’s profound, heartwarming and so real. Review

Jessica Chastain’s gorgeous performance secures Molly’s Game as the year’s most intriguing production so far and can be considered as a high crime committed by anyone who decides to miss the film under any circumstances. Review

Through the powerful performance delivered by equally great Helena Bonham Carter and Hilary Swank, 55 Steps is an excellent tribute to those who fought relentlessly and tirelessly against the big corporation. Review

Kings is a brilliantly crafted work with all positive implications. Review