September 5 (15) |Close-Up Film Review
The film opens quietly, in the dead of night, inside the ABC sports studio in Munich, just over a hill from the Olympic Village.
Read MoreThe film opens quietly, in the dead of night, inside the ABC sports studio in Munich, just over a hill from the Olympic Village.
Read MoreThe story follows Iman (Missagh Zareh), a man whose ambition blinds him to the dangers of the path he is taking. On the verge of becoming an investigating judge in Tehran, he sees his appointment as a step toward prestige and security for his family.
Read MoreFrom a young age, Claressa’s raw talent and unshakable determination set her apart.
Read MoreSteven Soderbergh’s Presence offers a slow-burning yet tantalizing dive into psychological horror, following a family whose seemingly idyllic move to the suburbs spirals into a nightmarish descent.
Read MoreMark Wahlberg trades his usual tough-guy persona for a more duplicitous turn as a pilot with hidden motives.
Read MoreFrom the visionary mind that redefined horror with The Invisible Man (2020) comes Wolf Man, an unrelenting and deeply emotional nightmare that reimagines the creature feature for a modern audience.
Read MoreHere, helmed by Robert Zemeckis, reunites Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in a poignant exploration of families, memories, and the passage of time.
Read MoreA family-friendly adventure, Panda Bear in Africa centers on a playful panda who journeys from his home in China to the heart of Africa in search of his kidnapped best friend, Dragon.
Read MoreBabygirl dives deep into the complexities of power, desire, and identity within the confines of a provocative relationship.
Read MoreThe story is set against the harsh and unforgiving terrain of 19th-century Iceland.
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