Appaloosa: Viggo Mortensen and Ed Harris play cowboys tonight
The film by and with Ed Harris, Appaloosa, is broadcast on Arte. Viggo Mortensen and the director will transform into kings of the trigger under…
Wonka is a superb pure sugar musical (review)
Paul King’s tour de force is to have made a musical above all else, and it is much better than a commercial prequel about the…
Past Lives – Our lives before: a great love film (review)
By telling the story of the unwavering bond that unites people, Celine Song virtuosoly dissects the bitterness of missed opportunities and hits us right in…
Past lives- Our lives before: A great love film (review)
By telling the story of the unwavering bond that unites people, Celine Song virtuosoly dissects the bitterness of missed opportunities and hits us right in…
What is Winter break, the new Alexander Payne, worth? (critical)
Homage to the cinema of Hal Ashby with its poignant melancholy or reliefless chronicle of the past. The new film from the director of Sideways…
The Three Musketeers- Milady: Eva Green, masterful in ambiguity (review)
In this second part of The Musketeers, Martin Bourboulon improves the good intuitions of the first and nourishes his disheveled plot with audacity. Long live…
Love and the Forests: Valérie Donzelli superbly adapts Eric Reinhardt
Director Valérie Donzelli signs a major work on male influence. His most controlled, strongest and most beautiful film to date. Unveiled as part of the…
Animal: an inspiring documentary (review)
The co-director of Tomorrow this time follows two amazing teenagers in their environmental fight all over the planet. France 5 will broadcast this evening Animala…
Ice Road, with Liam Neeson, homage to The Wages of Fear (review)
A snowy action film broadcast this evening on TF1, for the first time free to air. A diamond mine collapses in the Canadian Far North…
Ice Road, with Liam Neeson, homage to The Wages of Fear (review)
A snowy action film broadcast this evening on TF1, for the first time free to air. A diamond mine collapses in the Canadian Far North…
Migration, Suddenly Alone, Building 5: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTMIGRATION ★★★☆☆ By Benjamin Renner The essential When the co-director ofErnest and Celestine meet the creator of The White…
Building 5: too Manichean to convince (criticism)
Ladj Ly signs a new fresco on the suburbs. But this second ultra-didactic film never finds the energy and power of Les Misérables. A few…