In summary of first n ° 562: Mi: 8, Hakim Jemili, David Cronenberg, Jurassic World, The Last of Us…

The May number with a small Cannes taste soon arrives in your kiosks.

On the program of this n ° 562 : action and a red carpet! The long -awaited film in the saga Mission: Impossible (Really?) Make his debut Outside competition at the Cannes Film Festivalwhich takes place from May 13 to 24. Impossible to miss the mission of telling the Latest Tom Cruise waterfalls In The Final Reckoning For Firstwhich dedicates its cover to him. To celebrate this event, we invite you to the heart of filming secrets From this last part, near London. In addition to that, Simon Pegg – alias Benji Dunn – and director Christopher McQuarrie tell us about two decades of the adventures of Ethan Hunt through an interview.

Pending the next special Cannes issue, the editorial staff also offers you to dive At the heart of the 78th edition program. Discover the first images of the selected films: Go on a day from Amélie Bonnin at the opening, the highly anticipated Ari Aster who will make his first time in Cannes with Eddington and Julia Ducournau’s next film, Alpha.

The official selection of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival

First also offers an express interview with the filmmaker David Cronenberg About the release of his latest film. With Vincent Cassel and Diane Kruger headlining, The shrouds addresses the themes of death and mourning. This month, there is another film that particularly liked First (since this is the film of the month!) And which tackles the same subject in a totally different way: Love is additional of Mourad Winter. For the occasion, we met Hakim Jemilihumorist and actor at the center of romantic comedy. Alongside Laura Felpin, he embodies Anis, a young man diagnosed “zero with the girls” but who also has some difficulties in passing beyond the loss of his best friend.

For those who are impatiently waiting for the exit of Jurassic World: Renaissanceyou will be filled by a focus on the design of the soundtrack of the film with thehe French conductor Alexandre Desplat.

On the series side, you will also find your happiness with a portrait of Bella Ramsaythe young and talented star of The Last of Us. Aged 21, she again embodies the character of Ellie in this long -awaited second season. Stephen Grahamplaying the last mini-series Adolescence Who is a hit on Netflix, also lent itself to the game. The opportunity to return to the course of an actor like no other.

On the critical side, in addition to the films mentioned above, we present you The Gazer, the legend of Ochi, Mariana’s room, the rules of the art, the untamed, the erasure Little Jaffna, or Red children.

Finally, it is Nina Meurissefreshly caesarized actress for Souleymane’s storywho lends himself this month to the game of “Film that…”.

Happy reading!

Here is the editorial of this n ° 562:

Mission: Continue!

Thirty years. Thirty years that Tom Cruise cling to the flanks of planes, plunges into apnea, descends cliffs on a motorcycle or jumps from the stratosphere. Thirty years that the franchise Mission: Impossible Reinvents the blockbuster with each new opus, surfing on the successive waves of Hollywood – from the thriller 90s to the total spectacle of the 2020s – without ever losing his soul.

The Final Reckoning should be the last chapter of the saga. The ultimate really? In a world where the “last films” are often strategic breaks, it is difficult to believe it completely. Because Mission: Impossible It’s more than a series of films: an institution that has gone through epochs and fashions, reshaping its hero in stainless superstar. If the impossible stops today, it will be in apotheosis, but something tells us that self -destruction is not yet final.

HAS First Also we continue, but differently. Because the history of this magazine, like that of the MFI, is above all collective. Without the team, nothing would be really possible. Your magazine crosses a delicate pass, and many of our essential journalists and collaborators leave us or have to leave us – Elodie Bardinet, Sylvestre Picard, Damien Leblanc, Jonathan Blanchet, Nelly Machanek, Marianne Ravel and Christine Turk, and a little before, Hélène Gicquello and, our Benji to us, Emilien Guillon. Without them, future adventures will not have the same perfume. A magazine is a sum of voice, even if silence is never an option. The mission remains. Impossible ? That’s why we hang on.

Gaël Gonen, editor -in -chief

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