One Love: Bob Marley, the Gospel of the biopic (review)
Holes everywhere, the Bob Marley biopic stands up thanks to its inhabited interpreter and its mystical breath. Remember the intro of the first episode of…
Retirement Home 2: Ehpad pity for Kev Adams (review)
Kev Adams does it again with his old French comedy curmudgeons. In the first Retirement home, Kev Adams played Milann, an arrogant young guy, hating…
Hundred Dollars for a Sheriff/True Grit: comparison of films from 1969 and 2011
The original version with John Wayne will return this evening on Arte. Brothers Coen did not stop repeating, when promoting True Gritthat they were inspired…
Without ever knowing ourselves: between melodrama and fantasy, a heartbreaking work (critic)
A great film about love, loss, homosexuality and loneliness that tugs at your heart while avoiding any sentimentality. Andrew Haigh at his best. It’s a…
The Last Jaguar: What is this spiritual sequel to Mia and the White Lion worth? (critical)
Gilles de Maistre films a new wild animal in a family and eco-friendly fiction. At the end of 2018, Gilles de Maistre had amazed the…
Indes Galantes: behind the scenes of Clément Cogitore’s opera
Philippe Béziat’s documentary is visible on Arte, as well as in replay. Brilliantly moved from documentary to fiction with Neither heaven nor earth (César for…
Indes Galantes: behind the scenes of Clément Cogitore’s opera
Philippe Béziat’s documentary is visible on Arte, as well as in replay. Brilliantly moved from documentary to fiction with Neither heaven nor earth (César for…
During his lifetime: Benoît Magimel imperial (critic)
Emmanuelle Bercot films death face to face using a staging that is both inspired and cluttered with itself. France 2 will broadcast this Sunday, for…
The Last Jaguar: What is this spiritual sequel to Mia and the White Lion worth? (critical)
Gilles de Maistre films a new wild animal in a family and eco-friendly fiction. At the end of 2018, Gilles de Maistre had amazed the…
Before Polar Park, there was Poupoupidou: this funny investigation can be seen again on Arte (review)
This snowy film with Jean-Paul Rouve was very popular with Première when it was released. He is Parisian and the author of successful thrillers. She…
The Beast, Green border, Daaaaaali! : What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE BEYOU ★★★★☆ By Bertrand Bonello The essential With this love story which spans three eras against a science…
Green Border: the shocking film by Agnieszka Holland (review)
The Polish filmmaker tackles the migration issue in a gripping film, multiplying points of view, obviously committed but rich in nuances. Along with the Mediterranean,…