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 Extreme evil exists precisely where you least expect it, and anyway, it’s as grave as you couldn’t have imagined.

 Often and willingly, the quiet appearance of an environment is the mask of an incredible and distressing reality, crafted by highly unsuspecting people.

Xavier Legrand’s film The Heir centers on Ellias Barnes, a prominent fashion designer who uncovers horrifying truths about his deceased father. The movie builds suspense through unexpected dark revelations and explores themes of familial dysfunction and hidden evil. The performance by Marc André Grandin enhances the film’s emotional impact. The review highlights the film’s skillful storytelling and chilling atmosphere. Discover the chilling secrets behind The Heir—watch Xavier Legrand’s latest film and experience its gripping suspense!

 Certain films have the merit not only of recalling past episodes, but also of serving as a warning for the present and the future.

 This confirms that with courage, it is possible to confront and contain evil.

Walter Salles’ film ‘I’m Still Here’ delves into the dark era of Brazil's military dictatorship through the story of Rubens Paiva, a disappeared politician. The movie faithfully captures both the tense political climate and the personal struggles of Paiva’s family, especially his wife Eunice. Fernanda Torres delivers a standout performance, embodying courage in the face of repression. The film serves as a potent reminder of past injustices and a warning against threats to democracy. Watch ‘I’m Still Here’ to uncover a powerful story of courage and history in Brazil’s darkest hours.

 "If you are in doubt about whether to continue a carnivorous diet or embark on a vegetarian diet, you will no longer hesitate to opt for the latter."

 "After watching, I am left with a subtle unease about boarding sparsely populated subway cars after a certain hour."

Ryhuei Kitamura's 'Prossima fermata: l'inferno' is a grim, atmospheric horror film adapting Clive Barker's 'The Midnight Meat Train.' It features strong performance by Vinnie Jones as a psychotic butcher prowling New York’s subway. While Bradley Cooper’s portrayal is less compelling and the pacing occasionally lags, the movie’s blend of supernatural horror, metaphysical dread, and graphic violence creates a haunting experience. The film's chilling undercurrent leaves viewers uneasy about late-night subway rides. Discover the terrifying depths of 'Prossima fermata: l'inferno'—dive into this gripping horror classic inspired by Clive Barker's dark tales!

 ‘John Lennon promptly replied “You have to pay us first”’ when asked if they could sing.

 ‘The treatment ostentatiously shown to them by the embassy staff was disgustingly haughty.’

David Tedeschi’s documentary 'Beatles ’64' offers a respectful and insightful look at the Beatles’ first US tour, capturing both well-known milestones and lesser-known anecdotes. The film highlights the band's cultural impact on post-JFK America and provides a glimpse of their struggles with media and fame. Despite some predictable elements, it delivers fresh reflections that enrich the story of Beatlemania. The film is recommended for music history enthusiasts and Beatles fans alike. Watch 'Beatles ’64' on Disney Plus to rediscover the iconic band's groundbreaking US tour with rare insights and touching moments.

 The film is a punch in the stomach, salutary in drawing the attention of a somewhat drowsy audience.

 The "Substance" harms internally, even if it makes one apparently beautiful and performant.

The Substance by Coralie Fargeat is a bold, provocative film blending body horror with social commentary on beauty, aging, and identity. Strong performances from Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley highlight a complex narrative about fame and self-dissatisfaction. The film's refined technical aspects and cultural references enrich its dramatic intensity. While unsettling, it encourages viewers to reflect on societal pressures and inner emptiness. Discover Coralie Fargeat’s striking film and dive into a compelling story about beauty, identity, and the price of youth.

 "It’s rare for watching a film to leave you with a lump in your throat... ‘Berlinguer, la grande ambizione’ is a work that has the power to revive memories of a distant period."

 "Who today can boast an equal charisma? Who, like him, would work so diligently for the res publica by studying, reading, and writing intensively?"

Andrea Segre’s film 'Berlinguer, la grande ambizione' masterfully portrays the intense political and personal life of Enrico Berlinguer during a crucial period in Italian history. Through meticulous archival footage and a compelling performance by Elio Germano, the film captures Berlinguer’s humanity and ambition. It evokes nostalgia for a time when politics demanded deep conviction and sacrifice. The reviewer highlights the film’s emotional impact and relevance to contemporary political disillusionment. Watch Andrea Segre’s powerful tribute to Enrico Berlinguer and explore a defining era of Italian political history.

 "The crucial point of the entire film is not so much the success of the then real estate developer Trump, but rather the professional relationship that tied him to lawyer Roy Cohn."

 "Going to see the film also represents a politically justified act."

Ali Abbasi's 'The Apprentice' offers a profound biopic about Donald Trump’s rise in the 1970s-80s, focusing on his relationship with lawyer Roy Cohn. The film exposes Trump’s ruthless ambition and lack of empathy, portrayed compellingly by Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong. It’s a politically charged piece that sheds light on America’s past and upcoming election stakes. This movie is both an artistic and provocative examination of power and corruption. Watch this intense biopic revealing the ruthless rise of Donald Trump and decide for yourself before the elections!

 It’s simply absurd to exhaust the portrait of such rock giants in such a short time frame.

 '27: gone too soon' gave me the impression of a bland film ... with consequent disappointment from a rightfully demanding viewer.

The documentary '27: Gone Too Soon' directed by Simon Napier-Bell attempts to explore the tragic lives of famous 27 club rock musicians. However, its brief 70-minute runtime results in overly simplified portraits lacking depth. The film focuses heavily on substance abuse and family troubles but fails to adequately highlight the musical legacies of the featured artists. Sparse musical content and uninspiring interviews contribute to an underwhelming and disappointing viewing experience. Explore deeper rock stories beyond '27: Gone Too Soon', and discover the true legacies of rock legends.

 "Such a bawdy comedy cannot be relegated to oblivion."

 "Erotic plots can be tackled with irony. And in these so gray times, it is already a comfort to allow oneself a bit of good humor."

Last Tango in Zagarol is a 1973 Italian erotic comedy that parodies the famed Last Tango in Paris. Though a B-movie, its humor and clever satire make it memorable. Franco Franchi delivers a strong comedic performance as a man oppressed by his wife. The film’s lighthearted approach and spoof elements withstand the test of time better than the original. It offers a unique blend of bawdy comedy and irony without crossing into vulgarity. Watch this hilarious parody of Last Tango in Paris and enjoy Italian comedy at its best—discover the cult classic Last Tango in Zagarol now!

 The director Rose Glass succeeds in rendering the environment of a gym and its patrons so vividly that you seem to perceive sweat and body scents.

 The film's title suggests, love lies or bleeds lying—in short, a filthy affair of lies and blood, like life.

Love Lies Bleeding by Rose Glass is a raw and gritty film set in a remote New Mexico gym in the late 1980s. The movie highlights physicality and intense interpersonal dynamics, especially between two women. While performances by Kristen Stewart, Katy O’Brian, and Ed Harris are praised, the film occasionally shifts into an exaggerated comic-book tone, weakening its impact. The film's dark themes and stylistic choices make it a challenging watch, not suited for romantics. Dive into Rose Glass' intense and raw story—watch Love Lies Bleeding to experience its gripping characters and dark drama.

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