The sea air sets you free: Sensitive and committed (critical)
Arranged marriage, hidden homosexuality… Nadir Moknèche once again shakes up the clichés about the representation of the North African community on the big screen On…
Bernadette: Catherine Deneuve Imperial (review)
A scathing and cheeky comedy around the journey of Bernadette Chirac, heroine of a political survival who takes on the caricature. Let’s start by talking…
The Animal Kingdom: a stunning masterpiece (review)
Socio thriller, fantasy fable, teen movie… The new film from the director of Les Combattants impresses with its emotional power and its exceptional actors. A…
Mortal Kombat (2021): 100% Fatality (review)
A martial arts film which pretends to be nothing more than a pretext for a series of iconic blows and cult lines. Nothing else. We…
Anne Hathaway presents her New Intern: Robert De Niro
The actor is great in this light comedy rebroadcast this evening on TF1. “There is no age to do another internship”said the comedy poster The…
The Creator, The Goldman Trial, DogMan: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE CREATOR ★★☆☆☆ By Gareth Edwards The essential The director of Rogue One embarks on a beautiful science fiction…
The Creator, The Goldman Trial, DogMan: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE CREATOR ★★☆☆☆ By Gareth Edwards The essential The director of Rogue One embarks on a beautiful science fiction…
Stroke of luck: Woody Allen disappoints (review)
Match Point in Paris? Rather a bourgeois thriller full of clichés which doesn’t say much, neither about the thriller, nor about the bourgeois. Fortunately, there…
DogMan: Fascinating Caleb Landry Jones (review)
Between Hamlet and Nikita, Luc Besson portrays a freak ostracized from society. He can especially count on the incredible performance of his main performer. Besson…
The Goldman Trial: a cinema summit by Cédric Kahn (review)
The filmmaker examines from the inside the trial of far-left activist Pierre Goldman, brilliantly played by Arieh Worthalter, and reveals himself to be a formidable…
The Goldman Trial: A cinema summit by Cédric Kahn (review)
The filmmaker examines from the inside the trial of far-left activist Pierre Goldman, brilliantly played by Arieh Worthalter, and reveals himself to be a formidable…
Dead leaves, the beautiful melodrama of Aki Kaurismäki (review)
Faithful to his poetic-burlesque style, the Finnish filmmaker creates a beautiful melodrama that won the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. The Finnish Chaplinesque…