Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

There are so many issues with this film, that no matter how eager l was to enjoy it this time, the ridiculously written plot and the painfully dull lines made it unbearable to sit through the entire film. Review

A smart and dynamic comedy, which might not be the best film ever produced in this genre, but definitely has the right to earn its own place under the sun in 2018. Review

An awfully hilarious comedy with a stellar cast, whose brave and fearless performances turn this film into a great adventure, full of jokes and some remarkable scenes that will be remembered in the history of cinema as the best of their kind. Review

There is nothing to catch from Nancy. It has nothing intelligent to offer to the viewer to backup the whole proposed idea. Review

Time Share is an excellent nail-biting thriller with the elements of horror that will haunt you long after you’ve done watching it. Review

Joaquin Phoenix’s amazing transformation is another proof of how talented he is. Review

Damsel is a surprisingly enchanting and cute comedy you would never want to miss. Review

Strong performances from Chloë Sevigny and Kristen Stewart show the tender intimacy between the two women, which holds the right balance between determination, hesitation, and shyness. Review

Savage Youth is an excellent film where director Michael Curtis Johnson knows well how to play with the camera and to gather a great ensemble of young actors... Review

My Name is Myeisha is a devastating and masterful film that evolves around an American tragedy. Review

A Kid Like Jake is carefully crafted story that reaches right to the core of the problem, delivering what it intends right from the beginning. Review

Of Fathers and Sons is the director Talal Derki’s personal journey. Review

As the story unfolds 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

Mandy is like Dante’s Inferno. Despite beautiful colors, a mind-blowing scenery and the visually stunning photography, it’s not the place any of us would like to end up in. Review

The Vatican Deception is one of those documentary films that may not reach the wider audience for the sole reason that it is an eye-opening film that some powerful people may want to be shut down. Review

In the end, we are left with a sad but hopeful love story. Review

Roll with Me is the most important documentary film that has to be seen by every individual on this planet. Review

Through his camera, the director allows the viewer to get a glimpse of the world where words, diplomacy, patience, and politeness are the tools to win in any situation. Review

The best thing about short movies is that, when well narrated, they seem like a concise version of a feature film that the viewer can enjoy in a shorter time period. Review

Adventures in Public School is one of those rare low budget comedies with a joyful and enchanting outcome. Review

Hepburn has delivered a decent drama that can aim only certain type of viewers. Review

Ava offers a vivid, disturbing and at the same time a brave look into how the power can force the family’s bond to be broken. Review

There is nothing superb or fascinating about The Polka King and seems that has never been the aim of its creators. It is a solid piece with decent performances from Jack Black, Jacki Weaver, Jenny Slate and Jason Schwartzman. Review

Phantom Threads tells an extremely charming and damaging story in a cleverly way. Review