Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

It’s intelligent, straight forward and has extremely rich characters for whom you will be cheering for throughout the movie. Review

It’s smart, wickedly written, hilarious and even more than that. It’s beautiful, so easy to watch and extremely engaging. Review

The beautiful set and cinematography will deliver the lifestyle of the Bedouin women that will be highly appreciated by you. Review

It has a charm and simplicity. It’s convincing and an easy-to-watch film. It takes the viewer right to the point. Review

Beautiful colors, vivid characters and a life-changing lesson makes Sing the most unusual film, even though the premise used in the film might be known to some of you. More importantly, Sing delivers dozens of amusing scene... Review

Devon Terrell’s portrayal of Barry brings a specific, unique and gentleness to Barry’s personality as you see him as an ordinary man with big ambitions, who happens to fulfil his dream. Review

Everything about it was dull and childish where its only attempt to earn the viewers heart was having the movie evolved around the sentimental part, where you and me expect to connect to it through the broken and devastated heart of Howard, who, with all due respect, could not convince us at all. Review

Through the interviews you will find a wisdom of words that come out from the people who most of us would consider as uneducated. Review

The way Emma Suárez and Adriana Ugarte studied the character, as well as her physical look was truly phenomenal. Review

Yes, Gilly Hopkins might not have 20/20 vision in terms of life, but soon she will develop a perfect sight that will help her to be more mature in no time... Review

There is simply nothing to complain about; directorial approach, camera work, cinematography and costume design speak for themselves. Review

While the cinematography does an amazing job to transform you to the dystopian era, it’s amazing how the series handles such a difficult task to keep the viewer engaged until it’s over. Review

Captive is a shocking documentary movie with some impressive archival footages. Review

The series not only survives, it becomes younger and younger every day, by conquering one heart after another. Review

Manchester by the Sea is superbly written and flawlessly directed by Kenneth Lonergan who captures the grief of one man in the most painful way possible. Review

It’s a ridiculously funny movie you would feel happy to watch with the entire family. It’s simple, cute and absolutely adorable film that will be and is loved, most likely, by any family who ever got a chance to see it before. Review

Barry Jenkins as a writer and a filmmaker makes an impressive trip into Chiron’s mind, by capturing his pain, confusion and struggle in-depth. Review

It delivers a message; it educates; it shows that history has never changed, but if it did, it was only for the worse. Review

Wiebke von Carolsfeld creates a slow-moving film, where like in life itself, nothing happens fast enough. Bringing a realistic environment, cinematography and well casted actors... Review

The Birdwatcher is a pleasantly surprising movie. Its narrative is friendly and acceptable for a wider audience, however, it may never reach that far. Review

Being 17 is another solid drama from Europe that will never stop to amaze me. Review

It’s powerful, haunting, extremely clever movie with the mesmerizing revenge story of a woman whose fate was decided the very moment when she takes the book to read. Review

Emilia Vasaryova as Eva is magnificent. Review

Family Member is an excellent family drama written and directed by Marinos Kartikkis. Review