Bruised
You know what to expect if you have entered the cinematic ring of Rocky, Million Dollar Baby, The Wrestler, and many others.
You know what to expect if you have entered the cinematic ring of Rocky, Million Dollar Baby, The Wrestler, and many others.
The straightforward and innocent way of how kids perceive the world, despite how complicated and rough the surroundings, is remarkably depicted in the splendid first feature film by Tatiana Huezo.
A baroque blend of documentary and reenactments that call in to question every captivating image, every emotional testimony.
Whether you end up satisfied or disappointed depends on if you follow the advise of one of the movie's narrators: pay attention to details.
A subtle work concerned with the intimate relationship between the real and the fantastic, fed by memory and imagination.
Though its approach, focused on the rich during a military regime, seems cold, detached, and cynical to a certain degree, the results are discretely chilling.
A high-concept thriller where the roles of victim and aggressor are reversed.
A Mexican mother searches for her son, who vanished on his way to the U.S. border, and encounters the heart of darkness.
Like Citizen Kane, David Fincher’s film is a puzzle that toys with time structure, interlocking past and present events with precision and wit.