22 Bahnen (2025) Review: Sisterhood in Tidy Lanes
★★★☆☆
22 Bahnen adapts Caroline Wahl's bestselling novel about a student raising her little sister. Luna Wedler is excellent, but the film is tidier than its material.
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★★★☆☆
22 Bahnen adapts Caroline Wahl's bestselling novel about a student raising her little sister. Luna Wedler is excellent, but the film is tidier than its material.
★★★½☆
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★★★★☆
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★★★★☆
2gether: The Series is a 13-episode Thai BL rom-com about a fake campus relationship, and its sincerity and lead chemistry outweigh a very familiar formula.
★★★★☆
3 Body Problem is Netflix's ambitious adaptation of Liu Cixin's first-contact novel: gripping as a science mystery, thinner as a drama about its young scientists.
★★★★½
3 Idiots is Rajkumar Hirani's hugely popular Hindi campus comedy, a warm, funny attack on rote learning that still lands despite its length and broad jokes.
★★★★½
8½ is Federico Fellini's dazzling film about a director who cannot make his next film, a funny, dreamlike self-portrait and cinema's great study of creative block.
★★★★☆
A Beautiful Mind is Ron Howard's Oscar-winning drama about mathematician John Nash, a moving, polished biopic lifted by Russell Crowe and Jennifer Connelly.
★★★★☆
A Different Man is Aaron Schimberg's darkly funny New York fable about a man who changes his face and not himself, led by Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson.
★★★★½
A Dog's Will is Brazil's beloved comedy about two penniless tricksters in the northeastern backlands, a quick-witted, irreverent folk tale with real heart.
★★★★½
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★★★★½
A Prophet is Jacques Audiard's French prison epic about a young inmate who learns power from the inside, a gripping crime drama built around Tahar Rahim.
★★★½☆
A Quiet Place Part II is John Krasinski's tense, efficient horror sequel, taking the Abbotts beyond their farm; it is well crafted but less surprising than the original.
★★★★½
A Real Pain is Jesse Eisenberg's funny, aching road movie about two cousins on a Holocaust heritage tour of Poland, lit up by Kieran Culkin's Oscar-winning turn.
★★★★☆
A Touch of Zen is King Hu's three-hour Taiwanese wuxia epic, a ghost story, political thriller and Buddhist fable whose fight scenes still look astonishing.
★★★½☆
A Useful Ghost is a Thai comedy about a dead woman who returns inside a vacuum cleaner, a deadpan love story that turns into sharp satire about memory.
★★★★½
Ada Apa dengan Cinta? karya Rudy Soedjarwo adalah drama remaja Jakarta tentang cinta pertama, puisi, dan persahabatan, dengan dialog yang masih terasa jujur.
★★★★★
Adolescence films each of its four episodes in one unbroken take, and the technique is the point: a British crime drama that traps viewers inside a family's catastrophe.
Baca dalam Bahasa Indonesia →★★★☆☆
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is Karan Johar's glossy Hindi romance about one-sided love, rich in songs and star power but thinner in its characters than its music.
★★★★☆
After Life is Ricky Gervais's dark comedy about a widower who decides to say whatever he likes; it is blunt, sentimental and often genuinely moving about grief.
★★★★☆
Agak Laen: Menyala Pantiku! mengirim Bene, Boris, Jegel, dan Oki menyamar di panti jompo. Sekuel komedi Muhadkly Acho yang berani mengganti formula.
★★★★☆
Agent Kim Reactivated is a Korean action thriller about a quiet single father whose black-ops past resurfaces when his daughter vanishes, anchored by So Ji-sub.
★★★★☆
Aile Arasında is Ozan Açıktan's hit Turkish ensemble comedy, a fast, warm family farce about keeping up appearances that lands most of its big laughs.
★★★★☆
Aisha is Frank Berry's restrained Irish drama about a Nigerian woman stuck in the asylum system, anchored by a quietly devastating Letitia Wright.