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Doron Cavillo (Lior Raz) served for many years in the secret unit of the Israeli army “Yechidat Mistaravim”, which means “Imaginary Arabs”. This unit operates in the Arab and border areas, and its fighters pretend to be Arabs: they speak Arabic, imitate Muslim religious rites. At one time, Doron hunted for a long time for the […]

Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) in his middle years is still cheerful and ready for new impossible missions. But there are still no missions and no, so Hunt is sitting in the lair of some European hole and he has all sorts of nightmares like his own wedding. But one day a Messenger appears to him

Post-war Poland, 1949. The talented pianist and conductor Viktor (Tomasz Kot) and his assistant Irena (Agata Kulesha) travel around Polish villages and listen to folk song performers. The party and the government of Poland set before them the task of assembling a folk group “Mazurka”. A certain Zuzanna (Joanna Kulig) comes to one of the

The first film ended with a fun wedding, even two, but the second was potential: Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) married a simple but Greek boy, and the wedding was postponed, and her mother Donna (Meryl Streep) married handsome Sam Carmichael (Pierce Brosnan) , who is revealed without any genetic testing to be Sophie’s father. Five years

The largest American corporation Veridian Dynamics works on human happiness: it does things that improve people’s lives. She is also working on devices that will be useful to the military in the destruction of people’s lives. Does the military need a mouse that can withstand temperatures of ninety degrees Celsius? Veridian is up to it.

Former Marine Jack Ryan (John Krasinski) works as an analyst for the CIA, tracking all sorts of suspicious banking transactions. Well, you know, tedious and routine work: you sit at a computer and pick numbers. However, Jack, analyzing various information, discovered a suspicious person named Suleiman (Ali Suliman), to whom various threads lead. At some point, a

When fans of the work of the Coen brothers, to whom I certainly also belong, found out that the Netflix streaming service ordered a miniseries from the Coens, then everyone was immediately alarmed. After all, the Coens had never filmed a series before. Yes, the series “Fargo” is directly related to their 1996 film “Fargo”,

1941, the island of Guernsey, located in the English Channel between Great Britain and France. The island is occupied by the Germans. Four friends – Dawsey Adams (Michil Huisman), Elizabeth McKenna (Jessica Brown-Findlay), Isola Pribby (Katherine Parkinson) and postman Eben Ramsay (Tom Courtney) – under the cover of night roasted and ate a pig on

America, the seventies, the town of Colorado Springs. A black guy named Ron Stallworth (John David Washington) gets a job with the police. This is the first black police officer in the city, and he was treated very wary at the station. At first, Ron was sent to work in the archives. He certainly doesn’t like

Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) is a journalist who has made a name for himself on various revelations. One day, his boss calls him in and asks Eddie to do an interview with Life Foundation Corporation CEO Carlton Drake (Riz Ahmed). Only, the chief says, come on, Eddie, this time without your stupid provocations. We need

Our days, Chicago. A respectable American family living in a separate house in a good neighborhood: Paul Kersey (Bruce Willis), a surgeon, his wife Lucy (Elizabeth Shue) and daughter Jordan (Camila Morrone), preparing to enter college. Paul has a brother, Frank (Vincent D’Onofrio) – an unlucky loser, but he is a good-natured fellow, and Paul’s

London in the fifties of the last century. Couturier Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) is the king of British fashion: representatives of the highest aristocracy, and not only British ones, order dresses from him. Reynolds is an extremely sensitive, vulnerable, nervous and extremely selfish creature. He should be surrounded only by those people who give themselves without reserve to