I will always be grateful for "I'm Still Here"; it not only managed to win over the nauseating "Emilia Pérez," but also an outstanding film. From the first moments, it's clear that it belongs to Fernanda Torres, as she's the heart and soul of the story. Her performance, which is extraordinary and only comparable to Marianne Jean-Baptiste in "Hard Truths," is a wonder. She acts with elegance and dignity in a meaty but complex role.
The story, which is based…
Marianne Jean-Batipste's outstanding performance carries another extraordinary work from Mike Leight, transcending beyond the screen. Even with its humorous moments, the film is heavy, dealing with topics like resentment and hatred, creating a sensitive and realistic drama.
This is a touching story about the impossible relationship between a Syrian refugee and a German man. The film benefits from having great performances from both leads and a story that doesn't fall into the genre clichés.
'Label Me' deals with real-life topics like loneliness, anger, repressions, and inner struggles between two lost men.
A good one, for a change.
I only watched 'The Haunting of Helena' on Netflix because of its title. However, like most movies with the word 'Haunting' in the title, it turned out to be a complete waste of time. There is no plot to the movie, only a series of nonsensical and unimpressive 'scary' scenes. Avoid.
