These are all the movies and series that Victor has reviewed. Read more at: Dirty Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 1031 / 1031
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Quentin Dupieux’s new creation succeeds as a high-octane exercise on metalanguage, yet it fails as a comedy. Review
A Syrian refugee living in Germany travels to France in order to trace the footsteps of his former torturer, in this convoluted blend of mystery and drama. Review
Finely crafted documentary rescues the work and the personal history of a pioneering however long-forgotten fashion-photographer-turned-horse-breeder from Brazil. Review
He explains that he set out to create something positive at which people can look and remember him after he’s gone. He’s partly successful. While humbling, this is hardly an uplifting film. Review
This very British hybrid of mockumentary and deep fake television is as juicy and plump as the vegetables portrayed, but also a little overgrown. Review
Palestine's most popular and inspirational leader (often compared to Mandela) becomes the topic of this insightful yet patchy documentary... Review
Despite a string of cliches and platitudes, Amy Winehouse's biopic is a thoroughly entertaining nostalgia-fest. Review
Star-studded, elegant prequel of 1976 classic pays tribute to several horror movies, but not without some clumsy twists and turns. Review
The problem is that there is very little chemistry between the characters. There are too many sudden, profound bondings and subplots in a relatively short period of time. Review
The sombre cinematography, combined with a concrete social topic, provides the movie with a touch of realism, almost social realism, even if some stiff lines and bathetic music score partly hamper these efforts. Review
Despite the interesting premise and the breathtaking locations, Shambhala is visually and narratively monotonous. Review
This is a documentary with a very specific focus: an album and its 20th anniversary. That’s the movie’s strength but also its weakness. Review
After shockingly dumping her husband-to-be at the altar, African woman starts a new life in Taiwan, in a movie with the visual panache of Wong Kar-Wai. Review
Motherly instincts and extreme violence collide to devastating results, in this Scandinoir prison drama from Denmark. Review
Developments are subtle and slow, however the film never overstays its relatively long duration of 120 minutes. A highly cryptic, jarring exuberant ending will stay with you for a long time. Review
Seven Veils is so concerned with creating a multithreaded narrative, and drawing metalinguistic parallels between fiction and reality that it forgets to raise pertinent questions about the topic that it chose to address. This is an entertaining movie to watch, however with nothing new to say to victims of sexual abuse. Review
Five Italian women living in a Catholic institution join forces in order to confront the establishment, in this extremely cheesy and poorly acted musical. Review
Extremely bleak and gruesome Austrian drama with a touch of Carl Dreyer and exec produced by Ulrich Seidl dissects an unhappily married woman as she slowly descends into madness. Review
Gael Garcia Bernal and Renate Reinsve star in this extremely lame and predictable sci-fi from Italy. Review
Mati Diop's new creation is a deeply poetic rumination on French colonialism; she once again uses the Atlantic Ocean as a dark and sombre watershed. Review
Americans myths of social integration, freedom and tolerance are bust, seared and broiled in this kitchen from hell - caustic social satire. Review
Olivier Assayas's autofictional Covid drama is light and gentle like a spring breeze, however mostly unremarkable. Review
Non-narrative, almost entire sensory film explores the rise and the collapse of the architecture of men and of nature; the outcome is strangely soothing. Review
The multithreaded script is just too disjointed. It took me a good read of the synopsis in order to put the puzzle pieces together, and understand the plot twists and power dynamics. Review
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