Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is the most unique feature of the year. Having such a clear narrative and highly skillful execution will make you happy that someone still makes Westerns. Review

Wonderland claims to be a comedy, however, it skillfully tackles the drama that perfectly fits into the theme of the movie. Review

Welcome to Germany turns out to be a great comedy as well, through what we learn once again that there should be no such thing as a border. Review

Walk with Me” is an excellent human story about two individuals who need each other so desperately that they’re forced to close their eyes on everything that’s happening around. Review

A Serious Game is an incredible love story that puts to test the feeling of love itself. Review

It’s rather a tragic comedy about one big mess created by one man, because what he keeps in his mind is the painful past and one little mistake, I guess, which drives him towards the horizons that unfortunately has no logical end for him. Review

The Drummer and the Keeper is an interesting indie movie that may not find a wide audience but will gain enough number of viewers to address such a crucial issue. Review

Tonio is a deeply moving movie about strong bonds of parents and their child. It is a heartbreaking and devastating movie at every level, yet, there’s no moment when you as a viewer will ever want to interrupt your journey no matter how painful it becomes. Review

The Grinch is an adorable and charming family movie that teaches not to hate, bring joy whenever we can, and love each other. Review

We need Suspiria to remind us that art is the most beautiful and creative thing we human beings are lucky enough to have. And in the right hands, it can translate into a hell of a ride. Review

Bel Canto is a movie that many viewers may find as a sweet fairy tale that has no chance of happening in real life. Review

Screenplay written by William Davies, who also wrote the previous two versions of Johnny English’s saga, seems was the right choice to continue this quest, as he surely understands the character, true British humour, and why we love it so much. Review

Maria by Callas is a true gift to our generation. It has no gossips and nothing that would overshadow the beauty of Volf’s contribution, dedication and the hard work which resulted in such an amazing journey created for all of us to live through the silver screen. Review

Room for Rent is an amusing movie with a believable performance. Character development never disappoints. Humour is in a very big form. Review

What They Had is an overwhelmingly touching film about one family that has to make a trip down the memory lane. Review

A perfect cast and an exceptional storytelling turns Smallfoot into a profound animated feature with a strong message. Review

You can trust me that what Burning does is the genuine and subtle work of a master, perfectly crafted by director Chang-dong Lee. Review

Halloween contains so much fun scenes to enjoy. While the killing parts are not that pleasant to follow, it keeps its mark by not disappointing those who prefer gruesome scenes over something light and innocent. Review

The movie itself is extremely emotional, deeply moving and superbly engaging. Review

All About Nina knows how to deliver the point that when one step forward where it feels like a giant move. Review

This film is masterfully directed and demonstrates camera work, soundtrack, editing and cinematography that every film student can learn a lot from. Review

22 July is a powerfully directed thriller that concentrates on the deadly day and its aftermath... Review

Beautiful Boy is a remarkable film about a father being so closely attached to his son and the determination to somehow not give up. Review

It’s Sissy Spacek who stole the movie – her character was so bright and charming that she shone like sunshine. Review