Movie reviews of Victor Fraga

A very moving and yet subtle piece of filmmaking.

A very effective multi-threaded script navigates the various dilemmas that a perfectly likable American dad experiences inside in his head...

Fascinating doc about charismatic artist...

It’s difficult to come across such level of sexual frankness in British cinema...

Exudes charm, nostalgia, swagger and, dare I say, sensuality, plus it's one of the best films you will see this year...

A study of human degradation with a twist of hope in the end.

Has a universal topic, but lacks a certain dramatic fizz...

Takes looks at the shoking plight of refugees in various corners of the planet, in a heartbreaking 140-minute journey...

Insightful - if highly biased - documentary into the heart of EU security and immigration policy...

This dirty tale of despondency and complicity sends an urgent warning and a subtle message of hope...

Movie about teen juggling his homosexual inclinations against a heteronormative circle of friends in Brooklyn is both moving and gently disturbing...

A dirtylicious, transgressive and futuristic post-porn art piece.

This re-imagining of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream set in Barbados is sadly very poorly-crafted and amateurish...

Biopic of Italo-Egyptian chanteuse is filled with passionate music, untimely deaths and unfathomable pain...

George Clooney's satire of suburban "Little America" has quite a few problems, but it's still conveys a fitting message of tolerance plus it's mostly enjoyable to watch.

Doc follows two DJs battling to play their music in Tehran, always teetering on the edge of legality.

Rockumentary examines the legacy of GG Allin, best remembered for defecating on stage and assaulting his fans.

Will take you on a fascinating journey through Brazil's history and the history of cinema, and it's also an ode fatherhood...

An intimate portrait of the bigger-than-life diva and music icon...

Both an interesting peak into EU lawmaking and a useful lesson on privacy issues.

A very clever mockumentary...

Hailed as "film of the year", this Franco-British comedy about the controversial Soviet leader is in reality teeming with prejudices and schadenfreude.

There are some good scares. The problem is that the plot becomes too ambitious and eventually goes entirely off-rail.

Lelio created a film that’s both realistic and respectful of transsexual women.