Reviews

Marvel presents its new villain in ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’, a great adventure that does not want to be

The director Sarah Polley paints in ‘Ellas habland’ a fresco of muted tones with a powerful and epic staging that

‘The triangle of sadness’, the new film by Ruben Östlund and Palme d’Or winner at Cannes, stars in our controversy

‘Joyland’ is a dramatic x-ray of the frustrations, oppression and suffocation –social and intimate– suffered by all the characters in

Action cinema without trifles or political correctness, ‘The pilot’ does not have time to analyze a divided country, it is

Víctor García offers the right dose of fear to make it an ideal option even for those who are wary

Fatih Akin allows himself the luxury of modeling himself on the American neoblaxploit of the 1990s while remaining original enough.

Steven Spielberg renews his version of what happened at home in ‘The Fabelmans’, a very personal look at the story

‘I have electric dreams’, by Valentina Maurel, presents a family universe brimming with tension, but traversed by a palpable sensuality.

Dealing with intelligence and sensitivity to something as hackneyed as the mid-thirties crisis in a woman whose biological clock alarm