Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu: In the Name of the Father (review)
After his series, Iron Man filmmaker Jon Favreau continues to take control of the Star Wars saga by featuring those left behind. But with too…
Cannes 2026 – Autofiction: beautiful and incandescent (review)
After Pain and Glory, Almodóvar returns to autofiction, which he approaches as a cruel questioning of art and the pain that we steal from others….
Cannes 2026- Jim Queen: Deliciously obscene and joyfully regressive (review)
The Bobbypills studio goes full length with a gay fable about a virus that makes you straight. Raw, funny and politically charged animated comedy: what…
Cannes 2026 – The Loved One: a masterful film (review)
Rodrigo Sorogoyen abandons the thriller for a face-to-face between a filmmaker father (Bardem) and his actress daughter (Luengo) whom he has not seen for years….
Cannes 2026: what is the new Asghar Farhadi, Parallel Stories worth? (critical)
The Iranian director revisits the sixth episode of Kieslowski’s Decalogue with a four-star cast, where Adam Bessa and Virginie Efira particularly shine Based on an…
The Electric Venus, Obsession, Parallel Stories: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE ELECTRIC VENUS ★★★★☆ By Pierre Salvadori The essentials A marvel of comedy as light as it is profound,…
The Electric Venus: a marvel of comedy (review)
Pierre Salvadori in a state of grace. An irresistible quartet of actors. The 2026 Cannes Film Festival couldn’t have dreamed of a better opening! We…
The Electric Venus: A Comedy Marvel (review)
Pierre Salvadori in a state of grace. An irresistible quartet of actors. The 2026 Cannes Film Festival couldn’t have dreamed of a better opening! We…
Ella McCay: a comedy full of hope and nostalgia (review)
Unceremoniously switched to Disney + in January because of its poor American results, the new James L. Brooks arrives for 48 hours in theaters. And…
A simple accident on Canal Plus: a deserved Palme d’Or (review)
Jafar Panahi creates a drama through the absurd by examining the Machiavellian workings of the mullahs’ regime. With the help of an ultra-light device, the…
Obsession: a peak of anguish and black humor (review)
A shy guy wishes that his crush loves him more than anything in the world. He is granted and… the nightmare begins. Curry Barker, new…
Nouvelle Vague on Canal Plus: a delightful exercise in style (review)
Richard Linklater recounts the filming of A Bout de Souffle in a lively and joyful comedy, barely weighed down by its heritage and tourist dimension….