A visceral unflinching and hyperrealistic fly on the wall look into a situation a SEAL platoon finds itself in 2006 in Ramadi, Iraq; a story written from the memories and s of those involved during that incident.
There is little useful dialogue for the audience to decipher unless one is versed in military jargon, so what we get is sounds whether subtle ones like dogs barking on the background or fighter planes that fly through streets at low altitudes as…

Prepare yourselves for a cinematic rollercoaster that will leave you questioning the very fabric of reality - and possibly your sanity. “Playtime” is a masterpiece of organized chaos, a symphony of architectural anarchy that will have you laughing, crying, and possibly considering a career change to become a professional cubicle designer.
In this concrete jungle, our hero Monsieur Hulot navigates a labyrinth of glass, steel, and bureaucratic nonsense with all the grace of a bull in a china shop -…

Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s Sleuth (1972) is a celebrated cat-and-mouse thriller featuring Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine, set almost entirely within a single, eccentric English country house. The film is widely praised for its clever script, theatrical atmosphere, and the dynamic between its two leads, who engage in a series of psychological games and reversals.
However, I found the first act far-fetched, with the film’s initial setup stretching plausibility and relying on elaborate schemes and theatrical conceits that felt at times…