Movie reviews of Filipe Freitas

Tucci’s ideas, together with Rush’s acting abilities, were enough to minimally shape the artist, but this biographical drama has no place among the best I’ve seen lately. Review

Left me completely parched and infuriated in the end. Review

Lelio and Gonzalo Maza, created a mysterious, opaque fog around the core of the story that simply didn’t work. Review

Boasts some originality. Becomes more subfusc than scary as the film moves forward. Review

Utterly unsatisfactory in terms of the message as well as highly inconsistent in the art of entertaining. Review

There are so many things to behold... Review

Has the ability to fill our hearts with optimism and gratitude. Review

This is a messy attempt to invoke “he Hangover and fuse it with Wedding Crashers. Review

Deserves an extra point for the ability to eke out unexpected laughs from the most painful scenarios. Review

By expeditiously capturing the moods of the city, he passes the idea of an undermined society within an undisciplined country. Review

The compelling narrative matches the plausible scenario and the actors remain sober in their roles. Review

An unconfined, honest, and totally fun experience whose novelty turns it more appetizing than any of the other Marvel installments. Review

Enjoy both the dark humor and the uncanny vibes of a tortuous Hungarian romance marked by strong dualities... Review

Oscillating with ups and downs, this moody, felinely romantic film has not much to show off besides its bizarreness... Review

A touching tribute to real-life heroes and its excruciating conclusion stubbornly remains in our heads for a long time after the final credits roll. Review

The spontaneous duo gives wings to creativity... Review

Imperfect characters actually build a nearly perfect chamber film, equal parts poetic and obscure. Review

A film of misconceptions based upon choices, behaviors, and romantic frustrations. In the end, it leaves us stiffly cold and utterly disappointed. Review

By dabbling in hazy mirror games and cheap, artificial glamour, Ozon squanders the chance of presenting something consistent... Review

Although far from being a reference in the kidnapping thriller genre, the dramatic side gets into your skin. Review

You will find plenty of human warmth in this odd spiritual journey that is also Stanton’s memorable final work. Review

Even when we get lost in poetic detail or even momentarily immersed in condescending dialogue, we feel encouraged by Spence and Pinnick’s sweet performances. Review

Having envisioned a comedy packed with dramatic force, Payne stumbles heavily in a faulty script, adding a few clichés and unimaginative formulas... Review

Weinstein’s ability to notch up the dramatic side of the story without bringing manipulative tricks into play is praiseworthy. Review