Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

It is not just profound, it carries a universal message in it. Review

It’s very easy to watch, is engaging, and Steve is much more hopeful and interesting than he was before. Review

It’s also important to celebrate the braveness and determination of Attiya Khan who was not afraid to discuss the nightmare she had to go through and help out other victims of abuse. Review

69 Minutes of 86 Days is a documentary about running away from the way, the road journey and uncertainty. Review

Firstly, it’s so interesting and captivating to watch, you won’t even notice how time passes. Secondly, it’s an important story about a woman who through hardship and disappointment found her way up. Review

Its humoristic approach, subtly developed subject matter widens throughout the movie. Review

It’s important, might be shocking, but innovative in a way you hardly can believe it. Review

A powerful documentary film. What filmmaker offers to the audience is mind-blowing. Chris Kelly’s skilful directing makes his camera to miss absolutely nothing. Review

Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal’s collaboration brings a desired effect into a movie that will leave even indifferent viewer with tears... Review

Baraka is a surprisingly excellent short film that could have been even better if the director Néstor Ruiz Medina would ever agree to make it as a feature film. Review

Chuck is a truly outstanding movie with an excellent storytelling and worthwhile seeing biopic about a man who learns the hard way that when you reach rock bottom, there is only one way – up. Review

An important film to see. Review

A profound documentary movie that was made in the best way possible, as a final gift stamp, the legacy to Hondros what he had done for humanity, for his family, for this world and the photojournalist community. Review

While the performance was outstanding, the entire movie leaves so much for imagination. Review

The story itself had a great concept. To complicate it was truly unnecessary. Review

The performance delivered by the lead cast is so great that you would continue following their work afterwards. Review

It manages to touch the subject of Heath Ledger in a way that you will wish to cross to another dimension where Heath Ledger is still alive. Review

City of Ghosts is a powerful documentary movie that can be easily used as a definition of war in Syria. Review

It’s intelligent, thought provoking and something you should never stop watching. It’s superbly and flawlessly performed by chameleonic Cate Blanchett... Review

Debra Winger and Tracy Letts deliver phenomenal performances. Review

Tilt is a slowly developing horror movie that’s well placed. The character development won’t leave you an opportunity to complain about as you will soon learn everything you need to know about the characters. Review

Poignant, an honest and uncompromising look into the election system. Review

The Clapper is full of charm and loaded with unlimited amount of scenes that make you go aww and laugh, which is very important to keep you energized throughout the movie. Review

It’s genuine, profound and a touching story mainly about a woman who has to look after herself in spite of having two children who are supposed to understand her age and situation. Review