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,…
Daaaaaali! : Quentin Dupieux disappoints once again (review)
The filmmaker multiplies the incarnations of the painter for a somewhat vain mise en abyme on the mysteries of representation enhanced by the comic genius…
La Cérémonie: one of the greatest French thrillers, by Claude Chabrol (review)
Brilliantly led by Isabelle Huppert and Sandrine Bonnaire, it returns this evening on France 5. At 9:08 p.m., the fifth channel will offer a classic…
Casually: a good little comedy (Review)
The first film by actor Mathias Mekluz fits with verve into the lineage of English social comedies. There is Full Monty in this Casually, comedy…
In body: Cédric Klapisch films dance with finesse (review)
After several documentaries, the filmmaker beautifully expresses his passion for dance through fiction. And reveals the acting talent of star dancer Marion Barbeau. Released in…
At office ! : Hilarious Poelvoorde and Ludig (Review)
Quentin Dupieux lets go of the LA palm trees for French custody, while remaining damn lit. France.TV program several films by Quentin Dupieux, visible both…
With Elementary Pixar is on fire again (review)
Losing creative and graphic speed, the studio is regaining momentum with this film with a wonderful pitch and production. Not a masterpiece, no, but a…
In body: Cédric Klapisch films dance with finesse (review)
After several documentaries, the filmmaker beautifully expresses his passion for dance through fiction. And reveals the acting talent of star dancer Marion Barbeau. Released in…
With Elementary Pixar is on fire again (review)
Losing creative and graphic speed, the studio is regaining momentum with this film with a wonderful pitch and production. Not a masterpiece, no, but a…
Orion Night: Charlie Kaufman shares his anxieties with DreamWorks (review)
The author of Eternal Sunshine is adapting a children’s book. Watch today on Netflix. To say that we were waiting for the first children’s film…
At office ! : Hilarious Poelvoorde and Ludig (Review)
Quentin Dupieux lets go of the LA palm trees for French custody, while remaining damn lit. France.TV program several films by Quentin Dupieux, visible both…
La Cérémonie: one of the greatest French thrillers, by Claude Chabrol (review)
Brilliantly led by Isabelle Huppert and Sandrine Bonnaire, it returns this evening on France 5. At 9:08 p.m., the fifth channel will offer a classic…