Toy Story 5, Jim Queen, Backrooms: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTOY STORY 5 ★★★★☆ By Andrew Stanton and McKenna Harris The essentials With Andrew Stanton, the historical screenwriter of…
Parasite, a furious and masterful political fable (review)
The 2020 Oscar for best film returns to Arte… and confirms Bon Joon-ho’s status as a revered filmmaker! This Wednesday evening Arte will offer the…
Disclosure day, The Christophers, Le Vertige: new releases at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTDISCLOSURE DAY ★★★☆☆ By Steven Spielberg The essentials The soon-to-be octogenarian filmmaker takes Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor into…
The Christophers: a monotonous Soderbergh (review)
Despite the high-level performances of Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel, the new film by the very active American director gives the impression of having been…
From one world to another: a poignant and modest documentary (review)
Through the prism of an epic in the Arctic, Jérémie Rénier recounts the painful journey of mourning the loss of his best friend: Gaspard Ulliel….
From one world to another: A poignant and modest documentary (review)
Through the prism of an epic in the Arctic, Jérémie Rénier recounts the painful journey of mourning the loss of his best friend: Gaspard Ulliel…
Le Vertigo: a (still) disappointing Dupieux (review)
After a promising start, his first animated film gets lost between counter metaphysics and gloubi-boulga on the emptiness of the tech world. Quentin Dupieux makes…
An Italian year: a superb learning story (review)
The second feature film by Italian Laura Samani, combining the plot of a 1929 novel and autobiographical elements, reveals a group of young actors who…
Private life on Canal Plus: Jodie Foster and Daniel Auteuil, irresistible with mischief (review)
After the masterful The Children of Others, Rebecca Zlotowski returns with a more confusing film where an apparent Cluedo hides a mischievous comedy of remarriage….
As bestas on Arte: beast of a film! (critical)
Marina Foïs and Denis Ménochet settle in the Spanish countryside and are harassed by their nasty neighbors. Rodrigo Sorogoyen makes the air unbreathable with a…
The Battle of De Gaulle: The Age of Iron, The Plague, In Us: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE BATTLE OF GAULLE: THE IRON AGE ★★★☆☆ By Antonin Baudry The essentials Antonin Baudry signs the opposite of…
With The Battle of Gaulle, Baudry debunks the General (critique)
Antonin Baudry signs the opposite of a biopic: a funny, rebellious object, which crosses comics, thriller and epic to tear De Gaulle from his statue….