The Chocolates Of Life

Tag: movie review

  • [Film] Fault Condition

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    Melania, a 15 years old high school student gets pregnant with Emi, a classmate. Melania does not tell anyone she’s pregnant, not even to Emi, or to her parents.

  • [Film] Paradise: Hope

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    Paradise: Hope is is Ulrich Seidl’s third movie from the trilogy Paradise, together with Love and Faith. Paradise: Hope tells the story of overweight 13-year-old Melanie and her first love, which happens to be her director of weight loss camp, a doctor at least 40 years older than her.

  • [Film] Borgman

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    Borgman is a homeless man who enters the lives of an upper-class family and very fast manages to destroy their perfect universe.

  • [Film] The Priest’s Children

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    Vinko Bresnan is a director I must admit, I have never heard before, but his latest movie was presented in this year’s Transilvania International Film Festival and this is how it got to my attention.

  • [Film] Moebius

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    Shocking! Shocking! Shocking! This is what I can say about Kim Ki Duk’s new movie, Moebius!

  • [Film] Nymphomaniac Vol II

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    When Vol. II opens, Joe is now married to Jerome, and they have a baby son. Unfortunately, she has also lost all interest in sex, and has no more sexual sensation. He gives her permission to take other lovers in order to get her groove back. From here things evolve together with Joe’s sexuality which…

  • [Film] We Are the Best!

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    Well, yes, Nordics are my favorite film directors! And Lukas Moodysson amazes me again, after watching ‘Lilya 4-Ever’ some years ago. This time a friend recommended one of his films released in 2013, ‘We are the Best!’

  • [Film] Into the white

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    I would consider Into the White a drama full of good humor. It will make you laugh, cry, laugh again and in the end it will make you cry a bit more.

  • [Film] Nymphomaniac Vol. I

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    Here it is, another Nymphomaniac movie review from a big fan of Lars Von Trier, who’s seen most of his movies.

  • [Film] 12 years a slave

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    12 Years a Slave, based on the 1853 autobiography of Solomon Northup, tells the violently tragic, but ultimately redemptive, tale of a free black man kidnapped and forced to be a slave in the pre-Civil War Era in America.

  • [Film] Sister (L’enfant d’en haut)

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    Ursula Meier won the Silver Bear in the 2012  Berlin International Film Festival with the movie Sister, L’enfant d’en Haut, being it’s Swiss original name.