These are all the movies and series that Victor has reviewed. Read more at: Dirty Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 1004 / 1004
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Young Chinese woman "prohibits" her terminal cancer-ridden lover from dying, in this epic urban drama with impressive artistic values. Review
Despite the fascinating journey through Brazil’s recent history, Apocalypse in the Tropics has multiple shortcomings. Review
This is a very familiar cinematic formula. We Live in Time is a traditional film dish infused with saccharine, and with a few bitter notes. A pleasant enough combination of flavours, just not one that will remain imprinted in your culinary memory for very long. Review
Documentary about Charles Chaplin's alleged gypsy heritage is superficial, confusing and romanticised. Review
Young man grapples with the ashes of his estranged father, in this very warm Peruvian tale of homophobia, loss and reconciliation. Review
It is remarkable that a punishment can be transformed into rosy memories, and then beautifully transposed into a meaningful movie. Review
A mostly lifeless Pamela Anderson stars in Gia Coppola's well-worn comment on ageism in the entertainment industry. Review
Marianne Jen-Baptiste is the bitter wife, mum and sister from hell, in Mike Leigh's stormy family drama. Review
Albert Serra provokes and tortures his viewers by putting them at the heart of the bullring, staring at the eyes of the agonising, dying animals. Review
Last Breath is a devastating viewing, but also a film infused with hope. Review
Filthy old ghost haunts three women on various video devices - clever teen scream horror is a refreshing addition to the Official Competition. Review
The fascinating real-life story of Chilean feminist murderess becomes an achingly conventional and vaguely confusing Netflix drama. Review
Entertainment journalist feigning UFO landings becomes trapped in his own web of fantasy and delirium, in this harmless Argentinean comedy. Review
Stay tuned for a completely bonkers ending, somewhat entertaining in its magnificent absurdity. Review
Francois Ozon's tale of failed grandmotherhood moves and engages, despite a few clunky twists and turns. Review
Frémaux is respectful of the autonomy of each short film, and does not attempt to forge a story line. Instead, he inserts countless pregnant pauses, allowing the unique pieces to shine in their own magnificence. Review
Joshua Oppenheimer's first incursion into the world of fiction is a pointless and pretentious post-apocalyptical potboiler. Review
Kindness and compassion prevail in Pilar Palomaro's brutally honest portrayal of terminal disease. Review
With a duration of 84 minutes, and at an undecided pace oscillating between conventional storytelling and slow cinema, Gülizar is dogged by plot holes and ruminative incoherences. Review
The first successful prosecution of a Spanish politician for harassment becomes a poignant drama, boasting strong performances and credible developments. Review
Conclave is intriguing enough to keep you hooked for its entire duration of two hours. Review
Ultra-processed, insipid and indigestive: the umpteenth remake of the 1974 erotic classic tastes like the cheapest fast-food meal ever. Review
Kate Winslet stars as iconic war photographer Lee Miller, in this insightful yet dispirited biopic of a woman partly erased from history. Review
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