These are all the movies and series that Victor has reviewed. Read more at: Dirty Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 1004 / 1004
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Resolute and unyielding teen moves in with her father and stepmother following her mother's premature death, in this credible tale of grief and rejection. Review
Filthy-queer-radical metafictional dramedy about suicidal Chilean filmmaker living in Mexico is hilarious, sexy, gruesome and tense in equal measures. Review
The Persian Version boasts a fascinating real-life story with enough twists and turns to make even the most skilled of drivers dizzy. Review
Despite the relative darkness of the sauna, these women emanate enough hope and joie-de-vivre to illuminate up even the murkiest of hearts. Review
A mine worker refuses to accept the fast and explosive changes that have befallen his community - quiet and meditative German drama. Review
This is a sweet little comedy that will put a smile on your face and make you chuckle. Review
An Iranian and a Romanian student reflect on the repercussions of the revolutions in their own nations, in this clever and moving documentary consisting entirely of archive footage. Review
An unidentified, carbonised corpse embodies the futility of the little-known "Drunk War", in this charming Moldovan comedy... Review
Like a Fish on the Moon is a missed opportunity. It could have achieved something similar to Asghar Farhadi’s A Separation. Review
The problem is that instead of Brechtian alienation, Family Times instead lapses into confusion. Review
The poetic devices are often a little cumbersome and exaggerated, particularly in the film’s denouement. Overall, Daughter of Rage would have benefited from less magic and more realism. Review
Nature documentarist attempts to communicate and to forge an emotional bond with two different sperm whales, in this fascinating tale of cross-species trust and affection. Review
The outcome is a charming fable of indigenous revenge, however one that’s hardly rooted on Chilean soil. Review
Despite its didactic tone, Theatre of Thought offers viewers no major takeaway. This is a not a highly educational movie. There are some interesting insights into brain-operated prosthetics, and the director does raise some pertinent questions about ethics and negative rights towards the end of the film, but that’s about it. Review
Brazilian thriller about rural famiy tasked with harbouring a drug lord blends the sinister with the absurd to pitch-perfect results. Review
Italian director becomes increasingly recognised for her idiosyncratic style, now moving further away from poetic territory into quirky zone. Review
Gingerly multilayered drama about loss and reconnection in Corsica boasts spectacular teenage performances. Review
Deep dive into the loud routine of a large group of Chinese textile workers, in this highly observational, non-narrative documentary. Review
Ken Loach's portrayal of poverty, xenophobia and failed refugee integration in Northern England is authentic and captivating. Review
Despite its subversive topic and interesting premise, Last Summer has at least a couple of handicaps. Review
Wim Wenders returns to what he does best with this observational and meditative drama about a toilet cleaner forging ahead his lonely routine in Tokyo. Review
This message of idealism is heartwarming, even if a little old-fashioned and trite. In other words, this is a cheesy yet surprisingly affecting film. Review
While not particularly hard to stomach, with a gently marinated, softly seared storyline and tasteful acting, The Pot-au-Feu also lacks a certain je ne sais quoi. Review
Children and parents get together for a stargazing convention in the middle of the American desert, in Wes Anderson banally idiosyncratic new movie. Review
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