27/12/2024
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1. “Bartkowiak” (2021)
“Bartkowiak” is a Polish action thriller directed by Daniel Markowicz. The film follows Tomek Bartkowiak, a disgraced MMA fighter who, after his brother’s death in a car accident, takes over the family nightclub. He soon discovers that his brother’s death was not accidental and delves into the criminal underworld to uncover the truth. The film has received mixed reviews, with some praising its action sequences but criticizing its predictable plot. 
2. “The Oath” (2018)
“The Oath” is an American black comedy film written and directed by Ike Barinholtz, who also stars alongside Tiffany Haddish. The story is set in a politically divided America where citizens are asked to sign a loyalty oath to the President. The plot centers on a family’s Thanksgiving gathering that spirals into chaos as differing political views lead to intense confrontations. The film received mixed reviews, with critics noting its timely satire but uneven ex*****on. 
3. “2073”
4. “A Legend”
5. “Skammerens Datter” (2015)
“Skammerens Datter” (The Shamer’s Daughter) is a Danish fantasy film directed by Kenneth Kainz, based on the novel by Lene Kaaberbøl. The story follows Dina, who has inherited her mother’s supernatural ability to make people feel shame for their wrongdoings. When the royal family is murdered, Dina’s mother is summoned to use her powers to extract confessions, but things take a dark turn, and Dina must navigate political intrigue and danger. The film was well-received for its engaging storyline and production quality.
6. “Warcraft” (2016)
“Warcraft” is a high-fantasy action film directed by Duncan Jones, based on the popular video game series by Blizzard Entertainment. The film depicts the initial encounters between humans and orcs, focusing on the conflict as the orc clan seeks a new home in Azeroth. Despite its rich source material, the film received mixed reviews, with praise for its visual effects but criticism for its convoluted plot.
7. “City of Gold” (2015)
“City of Gold” is a documentary film directed by Laura Gabbert that profiles Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold. The film explores Gold’s deep love for Los Angeles and its diverse culinary landscape, highlighting his influence on the city’s food culture. The documentary was well-received, holding a 91% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising its warm portrayal of Gold and the vibrant food scene of Los Angeles.
8. “Tam Cam: The Untold Story” (2016)
“Tam Cam: The Untold Story” is a Vietnamese fantasy film directed by Veronica Ngo. The movie is a retelling of the traditional Vietnamese fairy tale “Tam Cam,” akin to Cinderella, focusing on themes of love, jealousy, and betrayal. The film was noted for its visual effects and production design, marking a significant achievement in Vietnamese cinema.
9. “Abulele” (2015)
“Abulele” is an Israeli family fantasy film directed by Jonathan Geva. The story centers on a young boy named Adam who befriends an ancient, friendly monster called Abulele. As government forces seek to capture the creature, Adam must protect his new friend. The film was praised for its heartwarming narrative and special effects, appealing to both children and adults.
10. “Marksym Osa”
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