Barbara Majsa

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Feb 6, 2023 Carl Olsson undoubtedly proves his talent and creative vision in this somewhat bizarre piece, which comes across as restrained but humorous, dark but bright, light but heavy, weird but ordinary, mundane but spiritual… Go to Full Review Meanwhile on Earth (2020) - - - -

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com May 14, 2021 The Stranger stretches the tapestry of the documentary genre and praises self-representation by empowering the real participants to tell their - side of the - story. Go to Full Review The Stranger (2017) - - - -

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Mar 6, 2021 The Disappearance of My Mother is a testament to a determined woman whose essence and 'real face' no camera could ever truly capture. Go to Full Review The Disappearance of My Mother (2019) 96% 67%

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Aug 23, 2020 Tonje Hessen Schei and her team attempted to address this issue from a so far neglected perspective. The film's power is definitely the series of intimate interviews done with Bryant. Go to Full Review Drone (2014) 94% 61%

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Aug 23, 2020 iHuman explores the world of AI through mainly static talking-head interviews, and it does it in an undeniably engaging, powerful and informative way. Go to Full Review iHuman (2019) - - 60%

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Mar 28, 2020 Karen Winther's highly personal documentary paints intimate portraits of former extremists and gives a glimpse of hope that another life is possible. Go to Full Review Exit: Leaving Extremism Behind (2018) - - - -

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Mar 28, 2020 Gabriela Pichler is truly the megaphone of the working class, and her talent for storytelling flawlessly shines through the camera lenses. Go to Full Review Amateurs (2018) - - - -

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Mar 28, 2020 This might be Baldvin Z's first attempt to direct a documentary, yet he manages to discuss something specific while generating a more nuanced image of Iceland. Go to Full Review Beyond Strength (2017) - - - -

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Mar 28, 2020 It's definitely not an easy-watch, filmed mainly indoors, but it deals with an important topic in an informative and fascinating way. Go to Full Review False Confessions (2018) - - - -

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Mar 21, 2020 The interviews done with Lee's friends hit a genuinely personal tone effortlessly, which is beyond doubt one of the director's greatest merits. Go to Full Review I Called Him Morgan (2016) 96% 83%

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Feb 22, 2020 M is a multilayered character. He is both an outcast and an artist, but he could be much more. He is no one and everyone, and Helsinki for him is nothing and everything. Go to Full Review The Man Without a Past (2002) 98% 90%

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Feb 22, 2020 [T]he documentary is beautifully choreographed and genuinely hypnotizing audiovisually, and it might remind some of the viewers of The Visit (2015) by Danish filmmaker Michael Madsen. Go to Full Review The Raft (2018) 90% 85%

Barbara Majsa barbaramajsa.com Dec 14, 2019 Ruben Östlund holds a mirror, and depicts Gothenburg as it is, even if this is an image that not so many people want to see. Play is based on a true story, but the social, societal and moral issues discussed in it are universal and go beyond borders. Go to Full Review Play (2011) 81% 75%