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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Joanna Hogg continues her highly autobiographical meditation on filmmaking and grief to outstanding results. Review
Unimaginative Spanish gangster thriller boasts a very large budget and very little edge. Review
Food becomes a proxy for the French Revolution, in this tasty and easily-digestible drama. Review
Yugonostalgia through in eyes of the East: Chinese filmmaker investigates how to safely store collective memory. Review
Francois Ozon's new film about medically assisted suicide is quietly tragic and moving. Review
Binoche delivers a very convincing performance as a character who acts (pretends to be someone else). Review
Exquisite blend of fiction and documentary peeks into the lives of inspiring Spanish teens, and it has a refreshing message of hope. Review
This is a very effective tearjerker. And as such it made my eyes very wet, particularly as Tammy urged her viewers to embrace openly gay HIV patient, and sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic after a 10-year hiatus following her husband’s imprisonment. Glory, glory hallelujah. Tammy’s truth is marching on. Review
There is also one thematic shortcoming. Despite recognising that we have been losing the war on drugs for more than 40 years, Undercover never questions its banality. Review
Old woman left catatonic by a devastating stroke terrifies her doting granddaughter, in this brilliantly subtle and beautifully elegant horror from Spain... Review
Pregnant teenager runs away from juvenile delinquent institution with the helping hand of two wannabe parents - slow burn tale of failed motherhood. Review
Father and daughter get entangled in a taxi driver serial killer investigation, in this bewildering crime thriller from China. Review
An opportunistic factory owner's alleged "love" and devotion to his employees is exposed as sheer cynicism - hilarious comedy starring Javier Bardem. Review
Little stabs at happiness? Young female allows males to debase and degrade her, raising questions about oppression and freedom - raw and bleak Romanian drama. Review
A young mother gradually loses touch with reality, in this borderline psychedelic Netflix production set in South America. Review
High school student embodies the quiet liberation of a country still grappling with the ties of a reactionary past - honest and profound Argentinean drama. Review
As In Heaven is a mostly unremarkable rural tale of motherhood, life and death. Except for the impressive blood rain sequence, its cinematography is functional yet monotonous. The performances too are just about satisfactory, however without flare. Ultimately, this Danish drama lacks the punch factor. Review
Terence Davies gives English poet and anti-war activist Siegfried Sassoon a detailed yet protracted and monotonous biopic, too concerned with the writer's sexual life. Review
A girl with ice cubes for teeth is the topic of Lucile Hadzihalilovic's cryptic new fable, a movie creepy and lyrical in equal measures. Review
Zhang Yimou's intended celebration of old-fashioned celluloid cinema constantly slips into cliches and banality. Review
Charlotte Gainsbourg gets behind the camera in order to capture her iconic mother in her most tender and yet lonely moments. Review
Despite a terrific performance and a well-meaning script, The Last Bus is not a masterpiece. Review
Orphaned teen is placed under the care of her dysfunctional aunt and criminal cousins, in this harrowing crime drama from Denmark. Review
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