Onoda is a real shocker (review)
Arthur Harari’s film is visible on Arte (and in replay) on the occasion of the theatrical release of Anatomy of a Fall, co-written by the…
All the beauty and the bloodshed: a deserved Golden Lion (review)
Laura Poitras devotes a beautiful documentary to photographer Nan Goldin: her life, her work, and her fight against those responsible for the opioid crisis. Known…
Anatomy of a fall: an exciting Palme (review)
A suspense around a woman writer accused of the death of her husband. A fresco-style trial film. Justine Triet signs her best film with a…
À Découvert: what is Harlan Coben’s new series worth on Prime Video?
A faithful adaptation of the novel Shelter, which gives a well-crafted thriller, with skilfully staged mysteries, around a cast of promising young actors. In recent…
Everything smiles on us: a comedy with chiseled writing (review)
Finally, a bittersweet comedy about the couple and the family that avoids hackneyed clichés! The big winner of the Festival de l’Alpe d’Huez 2020 is…
Conjuring: The Warren Files: James Wan’s Horror Film Turns 10
In a decade, it was declined in a saga of twelve films, which brought in more than 700 million dollars at the box office! Ed…
Wrath of the Titans: a popcorn movie very inspired by God of War
The final battle with Cronus borrows a lot from famous video games. A week after Clash of the TitansTFX will air its sequel, Wrath of…
All Inclusive or the sinking of the duo Fabien Onteniente / Franck Dubosc
The creators of Camping missed their shot. All Inclusive, released in cinemas in February 2019, will return tonight on TF1. Program this summer comedy produced…
Reality, Closing Your Eyes, The Jungle Bunch 2: New in theaters this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTREALITY ★★★★☆ By Tina Satter The essential An exciting film both in substance and in form about a whistleblower…
Fatima, the very human diary of a cleaning lady (review)
The César for best film 2016 returns tonight on C8. Fatimaof Philippe Faucon with Soria ZeroualZita Hanrot and Kenza Noah Aiche, received the César for…
Clear History: Sweet Madness (Critical)
A well shaken social comedy by Delépine and Kervern, carried by Blanche Gardin and Denis Podalydès. Clear historythe comedy by Benoît Delépine and Gustave Kervern…
Kasaba: The Majestic Beginnings of Nuri Bilge Ceylan (review)
Unpublished until now, the first feature film by the author of Dry Herbs makes it possible to measure the original power of his staging It…