These are all the movies and series that Ulkar has reviewed. Read more at: Movie Moves Me.
Number of movie reviews: 1694 / 1694
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The exquisite adaptation and storytelling are so organic, the added score makes it even more beautiful and tragic at the same time. Review
The Gravedigger’s Wife is a beautifully crafted love story of two people who, despite living in complete poverty, have big plans for the future. Review
The brilliant performance by Gyllenhaal in the ideal world would secure him a second Oscar nomination as he, in certain scenes, was a master at work... Review
As the story occurs in the 1920s in Montana, Jane Campion does not disappoint fans, as she with great nuance captures the landscape of the western world using beautiful wide frames. Review
The film handsomely delivers the essence of romance, charming cinematography, and the harsh winter that surely has its own say in this beautiful story... Review
Silent Land is an exceptional character study of two people who thought they are well prepared for this life. Review
Drive My Car Is a rare cinematic gem you didn’t even know existed. From start to end, it is filled with little details impossible to be missed. Review
France is an exceptional character study of the title character and her evolving nature, which soon you will notice becomes more humane. Review
Dear Evan Hansen is a brilliant and smart musical drama about deception, depression, being misunderstood, loneliness and the importance of having communication. Review
I Carry You with Me is a stunning film that will own your heart and soul throughout. It’s like a delicious juice you will keep drinking and still feel thirsty – because it’s simply not enough. Review
It’s a clever, different and beautiful film that you will enjoy thoroughly. Review
Argentinian filmmaker Daniel de la Vega returns to the film festival circuit with his solid horror film On the Third Day. Mixed with the flavors of supernatural powers, thriller, horror and a bit of drama, the film uses all the abovementioned elements with dark photography to capture the horror of Cecilia, her misery and devotion. Review
Don't Say Its Name is a decent horror thriller that gives women a place to shine. Review
It’s an imaginative, raw and intelligent gem you will enjoy watching. Review
Dreams on Fire is a beautiful portrayal of what it takes to achieve the most desired wish. But it also highlights the importance of hard work, getting through the obstacles along the way, and being able to fight back when injustice occurs. Review
Melissa Leo is, as always, fantastic in any film she appears in. Josh Hartnett and Frank Grillo share amazing chemistry together, making you wish to see more films with the two together. Review
The film is far from being great, however, it delivers a chilling culmination that literally makes you forget about all the faults and flaws you notice in the film throughout. Review
Respect is a well-executed biopic with some questions left unanswered. But all that seems to be intentional, or just being politically correct. Review
Raw, funny and imaginative, Hayop Ka! is an adult animated film made with taste. It is stylish and funny, smart and silly at the same time. Review
Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It is the right title that can be easily addressed to the audience. Literally right from start, it just gets funnier and funnier. Review
Baby Money is a decent and well-filmed crime thriller with an element of drama. Review
Most certainly, the narrative nor the subject matter is new, however, you can’t take the fact that Jolt is as entertaining as it could get. Review
Old is a decent and much-needed film to see this year. It provides an interesting perspective on life within a short amount of time, whether you want it or not, you will think about it. Review
Last Letter from Your over is another decent romantic drama that will remind you a bit of An affair to Remember and The Notebook. Review
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