Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

An incredibly engaging documentary film from the beginning to the end... Review

What the director does is absolutely outstanding – he gets the best cast, a well written script, and transforms this film into a magical journey from where none of us would like to return. Review

A brilliant docudrama... Review

Truly inspiring... Review

A very important documentary film about a subject that will remain relevant until communities start talking about it so that more deaths of children can be prevented. Review

A fascinating documentary film where the director does everything to make it compelling. Review

On Her Own introduces us, not only to how smaller farms must stay competitive with the bigger farmlands, but also how financial crisis makes people leave their land where they have had the best memories of their lives. Review

The way she filmed her picture is quite engaging and informative. All the stories are entertaining, some are sad, while some of them having a happy ending, just the way it may be written in a book. Review

It's a pure masterpiece just the way it is. Garland masterfully holds the entire plot in his hands and gives us just enough information to ensure that we won't get overloaded. Review

The Salvlation, with its breathtaking landscapes, gripping storyline and the solid performances of its cast, makes it an absolute winner among the western films made recently. Review

An interesting documentary film that concentrates only on its heroes, allowing the audience to listen to their stories, and to feel proud of them for being where they are... Review

Sophie Deraspe's documentary film is absolutely captivating, shocking and unbelievable. Review

A terrific documentary film in the way it was made. Review

An eye opening film... Review

The Chameleon once again shows how important journalism is, how much the facts really do matter, and how we all desperately need a real hero like Anas... Review

A powerful, touching, and nail-biting drama about the time you can`t lose, and the moments you have no right to waste. Review

It's so absolutely powerful, spectacular and tremendous in its own unique way. Review

It's an extremely clever film for the audience that likes to see only real stories that occur with normal people, where the landscape used is the life of a woman who knows better than anyone else how she wants to live her life. Review

It is an impressive film and I found it to be one of the best European psychological films in decades. Review

This film has everything the audience wants to see when they go to see a film; a good story, clever script, and a performance that will hold the audience till the very end. Review

Watching Agnese Graziani performance is a delight, while Maria Alexandra Lungu’s purity, naiveté and determination to lead her family, even if it’s nowhere, is mesmerizing. Review

A well-made sequel, which may not be as good as its original, but still makes sense, has a point and a flawless plot, which makes Doorman's film something to look forward to. Review

An Indian film which is made with a pure heart, and a strong belief that we, and our children, must always believe in miracles. Review

It has the right amount of action, clever dialogue, and slow moments, which are certainly required if the director does not want this film to turn into a Jason Statham type of film, which is the kind you will forget immediately. Review