Movie reviews of Victor Fraga

Succeeds to expose both problems and the destructive consequences for the afflicted with a very gentle and effective approach. Review

A poorly crafted piece of American propaganda... Review

Their smooth anger is contagious. It’s cathartic. It’s a call to action. Review

This is a didactic and effective doc, if somewhat esoteric. Review

Andrew Tiernan's indie-neo-noir-flirts-with-occultism has a delectable photography throughout and a very nice surprise in store at the end. Review

This claustrophobic and intense fiction lends a whole new meaning to the phrase "insider's view". Review

An insightful and yet uncritical investigative piece of cinema... Review

This bloody disgusting French horror about vegetarian-turned-cannibal will keep your head spinning and your stomach churning. Review

Makes a diversity statement long before the very concept of term was concocted in the 1960s. Review

There are also reflections on family, classism, lack of social mobility and the so many woes affecting these people... Review

Lighthearted and heartfelt American LGBT romcom tests the allegiances of twins Krystal and Donnie. Review

Disturbing Chilean drama uses a famous real-life homophobic crime as a gauge for the strained relationship between a father and a son. Review

A sexy, candid and colourful eulogy to Brazil's rich racial an sexual diversity. Review

Has enough colour, vigour and libido to keep you hooked for nearly 150 minutes, but it's also bursting with unnecessary clichés and repetitions. Review

French Canadian LGBT drama exposes the disturbing face of high school life if you're gay, with a very surprising twist at the end. Review

The film becomes a little petty, and the plot becomes somewhat flimsy. Review

Eye-gouging and bloodcurdling American horror blends old-fashioned Lynchian and Cronenbergian devices to surprising results. Review

This very unusual French ghost movie is a kaleidoscope of genres, references and nationalities, hardly comparable to anything you've seen before. Review

This claustrophobic Welsh thriller set in the pitch-black depths of North Korean Yellow Sea is certain to cause you anguish and fear... Review

The film is also populated with some Banksy’s witty claims revealing the subversive nature of his work. Review

So provocative and explosive. Review

A touching yet at times gruesome doc examines the lives of the outcasts in one of the most remote and unlikely places of the American Deep South. Review

A very personal and multilayered concoction. Review

A sensual ballad of visceral sex and dysfunctional relationships, elegant in its eccentricity and deliciously repulsive in its pathology. Review