Akira Bergman

A pretty good dramatization of the resistance to the German occupation of Norway from the memories of a fighter.

A bit like Leon (1994) in a different setting. Just as good, with Italian sensibilities. I am sure it'll grow on people as Leon did.

The movie obviously has a Christian message but did they have to make it so cheesy?

I haven't watched many Taiwanese films but this one is pretty good. They go to the lengths of explaining the mechanism how the virus effects the brain. The gory scenes are pretty good and graphic.

It is a very good film. I suppose the low ratings are because people are used to the American soapy movies.

She can't break an ordinary pantry timber door with a brick? Come on.

The film gives the impression that the US fought against the Islamists in Syria. Weren't they the West and their rich Arab friends who declared a Sunni Jihad on Syria to put the Russians in Syria in difficulty? The film is made well but if the main purpose of it was to politically white-wash the West, it is a shame. Lets remember how many thousands of foreign Jihadist from the US, EU, UK and Australia went to Syria to fight.

An excellent arty minimalist study on mental illness. Cecilia Milocco is very good.

Pretty good in the continuity of and sensitivity to the micro expressions. I am surprised that it came from a male director..

Deliciously made in color and texture, while not shying away from a similar contrast in emotions.