Apple TV+, directed by Doug Liman, starring Matt Damon and Casey Affleck—you’d think this would be a knockout in every way. But it’s not quite that. It’s a fun, laid-back heist flick that gets a bit tangled up in places, but overall entertains like a solid three-star action movie. Delivers what you expect, with a few…

An old-school throwback that revels in 90s horror vibes, with a Back to the Future-style time-travel twist (which it knowingly nods to). With a cast of young actors, it brings a YA feel that actually works pretty well here, even if it sometimes makes absolutely no sense.

Look Back — what’s it about, really? Why are its ratings through the roof? Let’s start with the creator. Tatsuki Fujimoto—the same guy behind Chainsaw Man. Ring any bells? If that's not enough for you, here's more: it’s the story of two girls who draw manga. That’s the core premise, but it’s Fujimoto, so of course,…

The older youth (these aren’t teenagers), chatter, chatter, chatter, having fun at the fair like twelve-year-olds, which looks comical, while we wait in vain for the murders to happen. I mean, there is one in the beginning, but you wait half an hour for the next one. It's the only one at the fair and the victim is…

An American photographer comes to Egypt with his models to shoot a fashion collection among the pyramids. When they stumble upon a newly discovered and opened tomb, their excitement knows no bounds – the photos among the mummies will come as a shock to New York! Those who opened it are not so excited, however, as they…

Apple TV+, directed by Doug Liman, starring Matt Damon and Casey Affleck—you’d think this would be a knockout in every way. But it’s not quite that. It’s a fun, laid-back heist flick that gets a bit tangled up in places, but overall entertains like a solid three-star action movie. Delivers what you expect, with a few…

An old-school throwback that revels in 90s horror vibes, with a Back to the Future-style time-travel twist (which it knowingly nods to). With a cast of young actors, it brings a YA feel that actually works pretty well here, even if it sometimes makes absolutely no sense.

The Eternal Daughter tackles a powerful, rarely explored theme: the mother-daughter relationship that shifts as they age, where the daughter becomes the caregiver and the mother the one receiving care. It delves into how this dynamic can become unbalanced, especially when the daughter has no family of her own, no…

The documentary offers a fairly comprehensive look at Elfriede Jelinek’s life, detailing both the specific family and societal contexts she grew up in and the issues she chose to confront in her work. Yet, I couldn’t shake the feeling that it mostly serves up Jelinek's own explanations for how and why she became the…

A beautifully clear and deeply resonant story about interconnectedness, and the blending and continuation of fates. It’s about freedom and inevitability, and a humble reverence for the power of existence experienced across different layers of reality—from grime, cold, isolation, and killing to the limitless sense of…