These are all the movies and series that Victor has reviewed. Read more at: Dirty Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 966 / 966
Years
Slow and meditative drama from Azerbaijan reflects on life, death, chance encounters and fleeting connections. Review
Highly formulaic and poor-taste American high school shooting drama both glamourises and fetishises violence to the extreme. Review
This political thriller contains a number insightful discussions, successfully reflecting upon the nature and limits of political activism. It’s realistic and engaging enough to justify a viewing, even if it could be a little shorter than 111 minutes. Review
This is a film to be enjoyed for its nihilism, not its coherence. Review
A tragic death has an irreparable impact on the lives of five very different sisters growing up in Palermo, in this gentle and moving Italian drama. Review
The latest creation by Japan's most versatile filmmmaker is a highly conventional and mostly confusing "spy" drama originally conceived for television. Review
It’s colourful and fun to watch. It just won’t stay with you for very long. Review
Highly artistic and contemplative documentary registers the plight of people in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Kurdistan. Review
Polish movie about Ukrainian masseur with supernatural powers is hardly decipherable and yet distinctively bewitching. Review
Andrei Konchalovsky works well as personal drama, focused on one family. It does not bode well as a historical register. Review
Documentary about the political imprisonment of Caetano Veloso during the Brazilian military dictatorship has priceless moments for fans yet little appeal for those not familiar with the iconic singer. Review
Iranian film about a school for homeless children has its heart at the right spot and its script all over the place, stringing together a myriad of cumbersome premises. Review
Period Lesbian drama set in the US and filmed in Transylvania is exuberant in its photography, supported by a simple yet powerful script. Review
Charming and sensitive Palestinian movie finds romance at old age in a very conservative and impoverished society. Review
Biopic of Karl Marx's youngest daughter is so deeply marred by a contrived script, wooden performances and awkward antics that it's barely watchable. Review
I Am Greta is an observational, fly-on-the-wall type of documentary. It never challenges its subject. Review
The real-life story of the picaresque British hero who stole a painting from the National Gallery for charitable purposes is doused in saccharine and yet enjoyable to watch. Review
French thriller about young femme fatale divided between a young criminal lover and a older wealthy husband is pretentious and unnecessary. Review
The tone is sombre and realistic. Violence is neither fetishised nor sanitised. Review
The Human Voice obviously has limited commercial ambitions allowing the filmmaker more artistic freedoms. Review
Strangers become trapped in a strange web of love and deception, in this entertaining French drama set between two continents. Review
Sinister suburban comedy from Italy is a hybrid amalgam of hapless children and maladroit parents. Review
The king of slow cinema is back after a seven-year hiatus with a rare and valuable gem, with a duration of more than two hours. Review
Spectacular Iranian movie divided into four short stories reflects about the complacence, the complicity and the morality of killing. Review
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