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Martin Kudlac

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Invention (2024) 94% “The film explores grief as a process that intertwines reality and fantasy while mourning a complicated and estranged parent. ... Minimalist yet compelling storytelling.” – ScreenAnarchy Apr 8, 2025 Full Review AUM: The Cult at the End of the World (2023) 64% “A rigorously laid-out anatomy of social disruption that was left untouched too long, causing a national tragedy. ... Bears an eerie and present parable on radicalization in the atmosphere of discontent. ” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 25, 2025 Full Review Le Mohican (2024) “Farrucci's willingness to embrace genres to tackle a social issue results into an intriuging gerne fare, or so-called arthouse elevated genre.” – ScreenAnarchy Sep 25, 2024 Full Review Shahed (The Witness) (2024) “Operates as a thriller without conventional genre tropes, prioritizing internal conflict and the quiet dread of living under repression. ... Both a critique of state-sanctioned violence and a reflection on personal integrity” – ScreenAnarchy Sep 25, 2024 Full Review Quiet Life (2024) 94% “Consistently subverts expectations and challenges conventions in terms of genre, style and execution.” – ScreenAnarchy Sep 25, 2024 Full Review Maldoror (2024) 75% “By filtering a psychological and political drama through genre lenses, du Welz creates a film that is more a genre fare spectacle than true crime reconstruction, reframed for mainstream audiences.” – ScreenAnarchy Sep 21, 2024 Full Review 100,000,000,000,000 (2024) “What initially appears to be Vernier’s most conventional work gradually departs from traditional storytelling, incorporating strange allusions and hints that challenge narrative norms and the perception of a seemingly straightforward story. ” – ScreenAnarchy Aug 26, 2024 Full Review The Sparrow in the Chimney (2024) 90% “What begins as a Chekhovian drama evolves into a Freudian spectacle, ultimately becoming a surreal and cynical reflection on family life, not for the faint of heart.” – ScreenAnarchy Aug 26, 2024 Full Review Toxic (2024) “The film explores the intersection of the human body as both a personal and societal construct, offering a visceral examination of adolescence, identity, and the harsh realities of growing up in econimically deprived environment.” – ScreenAnarchy Aug 22, 2024 Full Review The Beautiful Summer (2023) 69% “The film distinguishes itself by focusing not just on these aspects of growing up but also on the broader themes of self-expression, freedom, and the importance of breaking the molds imposed by society.” – ScreenAnarchy Aug 21, 2024 Full Review Mexico 86 (2024) 93% “Centering on family drama and propelled by the mechanics of the spy genre, Mexico 86 stands as a period piece with significant historical resonance. ” – ScreenAnarchy Aug 20, 2024 Full Review Grand Tour (2024) 91% “A layered and multifaceted work that serves as a heartfelt homage to cinema itself. ... Engaging, meditative, and thought-provoking. ... The film's dynamic oscillates between comedy and melodrama, blending elements of screwball comedy and tragedy alike.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 22, 2024 Full Review Rumours (2024) 75% “Wild romp through the absurdities of global politics, taking bizarre detours. ... eschew low-hanging fruit of sharp, acerbic political satire, opting instead to embrace a juvenile, absurdist, and surreal approach, with a touch of genre-bending thrown in.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 19, 2024 Full Review Parthenope (2024) 45% “Represents Sorrentino's attempt to weave a modern epic of womanhood around the central protagonist. However, this effort is sometimes undermined by his penchant for aesthetic excess, which places form over substance.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 19, 2024 Full Review Viet and Nam (2024) 100% “Assimilates queer romance, social realist drama, immigrant tragedy, identity, and personal and national histories through a psycho-geographic canvas of Vietnam, balancing documentary realism with poetic imagination.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 18, 2024 Full Review To a Land Unknown (2024) 97% “Above all, a humanist tale that extends the conversation on immigration. ... The film touches on multiple motifs as the protagonists' choices and opportunities dwindle, revealing a predatory world even within their own community.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 18, 2024 Full Review Meeting with Pol Pot (2024) 92% “A period drama infused with strong thriller undertones. Beyond depicting the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge ... the film conveys a timely message about the crucial role of journalism.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 18, 2024 Full Review Who Do I Belong To (2024) 69% “Who Do I Belong To delivers a poignant and contemplative examination of the effects of conflict on a family, delving into the intricacies of identity and the potency of maternal affection...” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 17, 2024 Full Review Shambhala (2024) 89% “A meditative experience, nestled within a feminist narrative that explores the interplay of individual agency and societal prejudices in a community bound by rigorous traditions. ” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 11, 2024 Full Review Dear Jassi (2023) 88% “Offers a different experience from Tarsem Singh. ... The film wins audiences' hearts with its depiction of a teen romance defying social conventions, only to shatter them with an intense reality check and a visceral denunciation of honor killings.” – ScreenAnarchy Jul 10, 2024 Full Review The Glassworker (2024) “Construed as a family drama, it is a humanist tale aimed at youth, addressing the harsh realities and uncertain future during a military conflict ... showcasing how art and creativity can provide solace and strength, even in the darkest times.” – ScreenAnarchy Jun 24, 2024 Full Review Spermageddon (2024) 86% “Hilarious and unexpectedly heartwarming. ... Combines Wirkola’s flair for the outrageous with Sivertsen’s touch of innocence, resulting in a film that defies easy categorization. ... Probably the most unlikeliest family movie in the history of cinema.” – ScreenAnarchy Jun 24, 2024 Full Review A Match (2023) “Explores the intersection between personal ambition and social expectation. ... A Match speaks to the resilience of women in the face of systemic oppression, highlighting the quiet acts of rebellion that constitute their fight for autonomy.” – ScreenAnarchy Jun 17, 2024 Full Review On Earth as in Heaven (2023) “Canadian director Nathalie Saint-Pierre weaves a story that bridges the chasm between isolation and the chaotic vibrancy of cosmopolitan life. ... Saint-Pierre captures the essence of adolescence: its confusion, rebellion, and brief moments of clarity.” – ScreenAnarchy Jun 15, 2024 Full Review Block Pass (2024) 88% “Resonates with the universal themes of friendship, identity, and the quest for self-acceptance. ... This nuanced portrayal adds depth to the narrative, allowing the film to explore the complexities of youthful masculinity.” – ScreenAnarchy May 30, 2024 Full Review
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