Movie reviews of Ulkar Alakbarova

The Boy and The Beast is a Japanese anime with full of metaphors, suggestions, and clever scenes. Review

Love & Friendship is a film with extremely hilarious lines and the right film to watch for everyone who likes films based on Jane Austen’s book. Review

Last Men Standing is a must see documentary film. In such a troubled world we live in, we all need to see this kind of film that will show us that sometimes there is a light at the end of the tunnel, even if that light is not so bright. Review

It’s not like Suicide Kale is an unwatchable film. It seems Nichols knew well what she was writing, which is quite admirable. Therefore, this is when you as a viewer ignore all the gaps the film has, or poor acting, but rather concentrate on Nichol’s story which was this film all about... Review

Downriver is a mysterious thriller with solid performances from the entire cast. Review

It has everything to draw your attention; flawlessly written dialogues, beautiful cinematography, directing and a screenplay which had no gaps to complain about. Review

Neighbors 2: Sorority is a surprisingly funny film. It touches the subject of sisterhood and parenthood and friendship, which was the main part of the story. Review

While there is no complaint about the performance, it’s upsetting to see how poorly such a great story was written. Review

Creative Control is a creative film with decent visual style. Review

Princess is a bold, charismatic, and touches a dangerous subject that many would dislike. Review

A conspiracy type of film is something new for Jodie Foster, but I must say, she handles it well. In Money Monster she gives you everything you need to enjoy it, but more importantly provides you food for thought, which I am sure, you will find amusing to discuss afterwards. Review

Director Magnus Gertten does an outstanding job by bringing everyone he could find in front of camera to show that all those anonymous faces in the video had names. Review

It’s about a strong spirit, determination and strength thats required in order to not ruin the little paradise you build. As a result, Audiard brings once again a well-crafted narrative, talented cast and stunning film to endlessly admire. Review

Deyn completely shines here delivering one of the most important performances of her career, while Davies’ approach is delightful, subtle and straight to the point. Review

God Knows Where I am is a documentary film that must be seen with no excuses. It’s superbly directed. Imaginative. Review

Damiana Kryygi is a film that may touch and hurt you deeply if you’re a sensitive viewer. Review

Luckily, Pete Gleeson, who directs and edits the film leaves everything irrelevant behind, leaving us to face the fact that such inexplicable disrespect towards women still happens in a wonderful country like Australia. Review

Rau’s film has a perfect narrative, inspiring stories, and women who had to make their way through poverty, racism and sexism in order to express themselves through their dance. Review

The story or 16-year-old Rihalla and her teacher, Pashtana will melt your heart, while in the end you may find yourself simply crying for joy of knowing that as long as we have people like Rihalla, Razja or Pashtana, there is still hope for a better tomorrow. Review

What He Did leaves a strange impression as you watch it. It is certainly not made as many other documentary films, and its ability to narrate the story flawlessly is what will make you admire this film most. Review

The Meddler is a superbly written well directed film with inspiring performances delivered by Susan Sarandon and Rose Byrne. Review

An interesting and acute film for those who are familiar with the situation and stories being told in the film. However, it’s the performance I could not find satisfying enough in order to be completely convinced. Review

A superb documentary film. Review

The Legacy of Frida Kahlo is not a terrible documentary film. But it has issues with the narrative that somehow can’t connect the dots. Review