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Wogma rating: Watch for sure, preferably in theatre
Quick review: Both as dramatic or as slow as real life is. It is an immersive experience that makes you think about it well after you are out of the theater.
Wogma rating: Even the keen, wait for it to come on TV/online
Quick review: Too convoluted, too long, too slow together make a potentially interesting and fun thriller barely bearable.
Wogma rating: Even the keen, wait for it to come on TV/online
Quick review: I am pleasantly surprised by the attempt at a detailed story. That, in the end, it all turns out to be rather ‘meh’ as expected, is another matter.
Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: Hichki questions traditional methods of teaching while using traditional film-writing, sort-of missing its own point. Thankfully, it is engaging while it lasts.
Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: What could have been a crisp, engaging narrative becomes a ‘not bad’ thriller because of uneven pace. The 15-20 minutes on song and romance could’ve been used in other ways to highlight sacrifices made by families of honest government employees.
Wogma rating: Watch if you have nothing better to do
Quick review: A sincerely superficial film. Makes no attempt at making character motivations believable. A case of “believe it or leave it”. “Leave it”, it is then.
Wogma rating: Catch on TV/online for sure
Quick review: This “Good vs. Evil vs. Evil” film is horrifying, terrifying, disgusting and repulsive in turns. Ugh. Guess that is what makes it a decent horror-thriller?
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