Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

It’s a brilliant take on the power imbalance in the world and how big corporations profit from those who have no voice nor will they ever have. Review

To say Beans is worthwhile seeing will be an understatement as it is an important piece that, at this point of our time, cannot be missed. Review

It’s a beautiful, sublime and remarkable piece of art that allows its filmmaker to emerge as a visually and intellectually unique author, who I am sure, you will rate as highly as I did. Review

As for the film, be ready to be shaken to the core, sit on the edge of your seat. But before that, fasten your seatbelt, because apart from what I have already mentioned, there is a stunning masterpiece of acting you are about to witness, with the concept itself haunting you for weeks to come because you won’t be able to process it so fast. Review

Naomi Watts delivers a moving performance as a woman who must pick the pieces of her life back together after breaking her back. Review

Gaza Mon Amour is a beautiful story of love and resilience. It offers some hilarious scenes that is quite astonishing. Review

Saint-Narcisse is the weirdest film you will see at the Toronto International Film Festival. Review

The majority part of the film is a Chloë Grace Moretz show. Her facial expressions, lines delivered and the performance overall is right on spot. But it is the storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Review

Despite explicit violence in the film, New Order is a brilliant piece of filmmaking that captures the horror of two classes. Review

The entire evening is a roller coaster of emotions mixed with laughter and biting dialogues. Review

Director Kornél Mundruczó brushes out, shapes it, and delivers the most moving and heart-wrenching film as a virtuoso. Review

Akilla’s Escape is a solid drama about morals, trustworthiness and manhood. It captures the life of a boy who realizes that there is no escape for him. Review

With absolutely impressive performances delivered by Sebastian Stan as Mickey and Denise Gough as Chloe, the film offers an unprecedented look into the life of the two, their ups and downs, insanity and madness. Review

Like a House on Fire is a Canadian drama that is lacking in emotions a bit. Review

The Garden offers a stunning portrayal of human greed and hatred. Review

Shorta is a superb police drama of riots, revenge, brutality and survival. It is also a character driven film that literally will make you despise Mike for being a truly bad person. Review

Regina King delivers a triumphant work of art, that truly shines in every scene, every angle. Review

To understand a repressive regime, its constant persecution against freedom of speech and the larger umbrella of freedom itself, one has to live in that environment. Review

Apples examines the life of people after amnesia and specifically centers on one man who looks to find himself in a better position than, perhaps, he was before. Review

For better or worse, this intelligent and character driven drama will certainly please you with its realistic portrayal of a life that can and should be better than this. Review

The Way I see It is a brilliant, intelligent, wicked and superbly entertaining piece of art I highly recommend not to be missed. Review

The film contains enough scenes for some of you to keep your eyes closed throughout. Review

This is the most entertaining, bizarre and truly scary you might see during the pandemic, as it revolves outside of our warm and cozy homes. Review

This exceptional thriller gives you everything you would want from this genre. Review