Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

The movie itself is funny, easygoing, educational, and will bring a smile to your face throughout. Review

The Wolf Hour is a slow paced psychological thriller with an exceptionally written character that allows Naomi Watts to shine throughout. Review

It’s ridiculously funny, easygoing comedy with loads of intelligent lines trust me you’re gonna love from start to end. Review

This is an excellent and full-of-fun biography sport drama that has reserved a big gift for viewers that must be unwrapped during the screening. Review

The Report is a powerful political thriller that reminds people that not every country can conduct such investigations, to work on such a crucial report, and go against the government. Review

Relive is an interesting suspenseful thriller that tries to find something new in an already overused concept. Review

Corporate Animals is a goofy horror comedy you will have plenty of reasons to have fun throughout. Review

Queen of Hearts is a bold and provocative film that revolves around a complex and truly troubling story. Review

Naomi Watts, Tim Roth, Octavia Spencer and Kelvin Harrison Jr. deliver the most shockingly scary performances as they dive into such complex characters that had so many things to tell. Review

Official Secrets is a very important political thriller that goes deep into Katharine’s choices. Screenplay written by Gregory and Sara Bernstein allows Keira Knightley to deliver an enjoyable performance that will carry you smoothly throughout the film. Review

It’s more than the single mind can comprehend. But I guess calling it phenomenal is a good start. Review

Subtle performances delivered by the entire cast, beautiful soundtrack, flawless direction, perfectly written screenplay, does the magic and will succeed to earn a special place in your heart. Review

Paddleton is a fine portrayal of the friendship of two men who are like a married couple, always arguing, but their argument never takes a serious turn. Review

Photograph is a like a beautiful picture you want to keep staring at. It’s humble, profound, and deeply moving. Written lines are intelligent and provide food for thought. Review

Untouchable is interesting to watch. Certain scenes are well-shot, and its beginning could not be any better. But unfortunately, certain details revealed in the film were somewhat strange and questionable... Review

Throughout the journey, she never stops interacting with her son, but never stops insisting that the idea of creating an image of her is not her choice, but the choice of her son. Review

The biggest winner of Wounds is the exceptional editing and photography. Every scene is dark, atmospheric, uncomfortable, and disturbing. The horror scenes are too much to handle, but enough to send the viewer into a deep shock. Review

By the time when it’s over, you will have to take a minute to grasp everything you just saw – because it was powerful, moving but extremely sad at the same time. Review

To say that it is powerful would be an understatement. To say it’s brilliant and highly educational is not enough to get closer to make it perfect. Review

I Am Mother is a surprisingly intelligent sci-fi drama that explores an intimate relationship between humans and robots. Review

After the Wedding is a fantastic film filled with tenderness and admiration that draws a family portrait in an unconventional way. Review

An extraordinary film about the wonderful human being who happens to be the most important human rights lawyers in the world. Review

All these are truly justifiable when you find yourself analyzing the entire situation described in the film. Review

Piper De Palma as Anahita delivers a solid performance, not beautifying the character from outside, but giving light from the inside, which helps Anahita to grow as an individual. Review