A demanding but rewarding political drama that charts the rise of modern Russia.
A demanding but rewarding political drama that charts the rise of modern Russia.
An engrossing thriller that draws disturbing parallels between the radicalism of the past and the hate that still simmers today.
With strong performances, a detailed script, and impressive visual effects, this sequel works plenty of magic.
None of these characters are villains, but their aspirations feel so empty.
Why praise a movie that panders, with a symbolic pat on the head, to the audience it is supposed to empower?
The film is ironic, satirical, and just plain weird, but it’s a riveting, unblinking rebuke of society’s willingness to commercialize a traumatized girl.