Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

The main issue of the film is its writing that made no sense; to understand that clearly and be as objective as possible, I had to view the film twice to be clear about it. Review

Violence Voyager, technically, is an outstanding piece of art completely created on cardboard cutouts. It delivers a unique and refreshing experience to quite a complicated storyline. Review

Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura is an absolutely beautiful and moving film that promotes kindness, generosity and love. Review

Madeline Brewer’s absolutely chilling and terrifyingly convincing performance will get under your skin. Review

It will warm your heart, no matter how cold it might be outdoors. Review

Kasane – Beauty and Fate is an exceptional psycological thriller where the fight of ugliness and talent will have to meet in an equal battle. Review

Luz is an excellent horror movie revolving around character-study. It’s atmospheric, dark and intelligent. Review

The Outlaws is grim, gruesome and not for the faint-hearted. Certain scenes are not that easy to digest, if someone has enough courage to watch them with their eyes open. Review

Don’t Worry He Won’t Get Far on Foot is a well-balanced, emotionally charged biopic that never tries to manipulate the viewer’s feelings. Inspiring and important piece, there is always something for any type of audience to learn from Callahan’s story, but more importantly that life does not end when there’s no hope. Review

The crazy atmosphere and non-stop entertainment will make your day. Review

Joko Anwar creates a dark atmosphere for his film with some impressive photography, delivers the right mood so the viewer can get freaked out every time something scary happens in the film. Review

Summer of 84 is a perfect mystery film with elements of drama and even horror. Review

The film provides an enjoyable ride where the main concept is the psychological test of two men to see how both of them handle their fears, helplessness and its implications which obviously won’t be the same. Review

An exceptionally deep movie about the struggle of youth and their way to find their true home in this world. Review

As the story unfolds, through the interviews of the brothers, you will be stumbled, find yourself speechless and maybe if not for certain, in tears. Because there is no other way to react to what has been told or shared through Tim Wardle’s documentary, one of the best ones ever made. Review

Costume, soundtrack and direction was at the top. The film itself had no gaps, and the lines written were intelligent and sometimes wicked. Review

Skyscraper is the perfect popcorn film that delivers the best it could to entertain the audience. Review

Under the Tree is an excellent satire told through laughter and tears, it just depends on the viewer and his reaction, which will always vary. Review

Gerald’s Game is an interesting character study that dives into the human mind, swimming through the debris of a broken life that hides inside of Jessie’s mind. Review

This is an enjoyable, fun and glamorous musical, that fits into the standards of the genre perfectly. Review

The Brand New Testament is highly intellectual, dark satire about religion, our understanding of the world, and the explanations of anything we are used to hearing but have never been satisfied with them fully. Review

Anyone who likes the futuristic world, the cat and mouse game between humans and artificial intelligence or how far the limit of the same artificial intelligence can be put to test by humans, Tau is the right film to have your money’s worth. Review

The First Purge is as great as its predecessors. It still has that courage to speak about issues like depopulation, saving money by killing poor people, legalizing crime not only committed by desperate people, but by the government themselves as well. Review

The Cleaners is the right film to start distinguishing between policy, privacy and the content we must allow to be shared or not. Review