The Sisters brothers: Jacques Audiard draws (review)
The captivating western with Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly and Jake Gyllenhaal returns to France 3. Jacques Audiard manages to appropriate this genre to create…
The Poet’s Bride: an enchanting and enchanting parenthesis (review)
Awarded for her screenplay at the Angoulême festival, Yolande Moreau returns to directing with a tale as joyful as it is melancholy. A film like…
Hitman & Bodyguard 2: even crazier, even trashier (review)
A sequel that has only one compass: that of pure deviance and total irreverence. Released in summer 2021 in cinemas, Hitman & Bodyguard 2 will…
20 years of Rock Academy: “It’s almost crazy that we haven’t done a second one!”
Richard Linklater returned to Première on the popularity of his “coming of age movie”. A musician, freshly kicked out of his rock band, becomes a…
The Animal Kingdom, Bernadette, The sea air sets you free: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE ANIMAL KINGDOM ★★★★★ By Thomas Cailley The essential Socio thriller, fantasy fable, teen movie… At the crossroads of…
20 years of Rock Academy: “It’s almost crazy that we haven’t done a second one!”
Richard Linklater returned to Première on the popularity of his “coming of age movie”. A musician, freshly kicked out of his rock band, becomes a…
Promising young woman: a relevant Oscar-winning black comedy (review)
Emerald Fennell’s first feature film is carried by the superb (as always) Carey Mulligan. Released in May 2021, Promising Young Womanby Emerald Fennell, with Carey…
The Banshees of Inisherin: Colin Farrell at his peak (review)
One of the most beautiful films of 2022 will be broadcast this evening on Canal +. On an Irish island, in 1923, two former friends…
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…