Venice 2026: from Ink to Primetime, trash journalism seen by Danny Boyle then Robert Pattinson
Presented a few days apart at the Mostra, two films, Ink and Primetime, respond to each other by recounting the scandalous excesses of the press,…
Vincent Lindon reunites with Stéphane Brizé: trailer for A Good Little Soldier
Three years after Off-season, Stéphane Brizé returns to the Venice Film Festival with his sixth film directed by Vincent Lindon, and plunges back into the…
The next James Bond has already been chosen, says Gary Oldman
The Slow Horses actor says casting is complete. And obviously, he’s crossing his fingers that it’s his partner Jack Lowden. It’s an indiscretion that causes…
Léa Seydoux will live a crazy story with Bill Murray in The Quiet Land
The new film by Ursula Meier, the director of L’Enfant d’en Haut, will be a thriller tinged with romance, which will be shot next year…
Camembert: “The board game film could be a genre in itself”
At the Angoulême festival we met Matthieu Rumani and Nicolas Slomka, the duo behind Camembert, a scathing choral comedy based around Trivial Pursuit which should…
Kane Parsons will direct Backrooms 2, and it will be his next film
After the success of his first feature film, the young filmmaker should very quickly dive back into the horrific universe that revealed him. Backrooms 2…
After The Artist, Michel Hazanavicius returns to silent film with his new film
The Oscar-winning filmmaker will make his return with The Third Hand, a fantastic film, in color and silent, starring François Civil, Bérénice Bejo and Rebecca…
Emmanuel Macron warns of the danger of the “flood of images” for the future of cinema
During the first Light Summit, organized this Monday in Saint-Paul-de-Vence with South Korea, the President of the Republic called on the great cinema nations to…
A Woman’s Life: A Great Actress Actress (review)
The director of Les Amours d’Anaïs successfully combines her taste for marivaudage with social concerns around a failing French hospital system. Léa Drucker is dazzling…
Too politically engaged, Susan Sarandon says she has fewer and fewer offers in Hollywood
A longtime activist figure, the 79-year-old actress says her political stances continue to cost her roles in the United States, including her support for the…
After their phenomenon tour, the Gallagher brothers give themselves a standing ovation in Venice
Oasis at the Mostra, it still looks great! Oasis made the walls shake again. After having signed one of the most spectacular comebacks in recent…
Deauville – Day 2: Andy Garcia revives film noir, an animated gem brings the festival to tears and Mouse hits the mark
In Deauville, day 2, we face the mourners: a missing friend, a mother who fades away, and Andy Garcia who transforms film noir into a…