Reviews

‘Beau is afraid’, the new Ari Aster film starring Joaquin Phoenix, stars in our controversy of the month, whose side

Set in as close a dystopia as possible, in the manner of a ‘Black Mirror’ episode, the starting point of

Emma Roberts, Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and Diane Keaton are part of the spectacular cast of ‘Yes, I want to…

Horrors covered in liquids, vomit and blood in ‘Infernal Possession: The Awakening’, terror from the place where political correctness does

A superb Tito Valverde gives a lesson on how to stand out from the crowd without outshining anyone in Víctor

Between period portraiture, biopic and romantic tragedy, director Kirill Serebrennikov paints a grim picture in ‘Tchaikovsky’s Woman’. In ‘Tchaikovsky’s Woman’,

Estibaliz Urresola dares to mix caresses and maternal love with a discreet mix of negotiations and petty blackmail in ‘20,000

Makoto Shinkai concludes the disaster trilogy after ‘Your Name’ and ‘Time With You’. The film that concludes the disaster trilogy,

´Wonderful disaster´, by Roger Kumble, does with the ´After´ saga the same thing that ´Beyond the Valley of the Dolls´

‘The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan’, by Martin Bourboulon, is one of the best versions, a historical adventure film, not hysterical, without