A BIG BOLD Beautiful Journey: banal and tearful (critic)
Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell travel in time thanks to a mystery GPS … but the road movie barely started that its concept falls dry….
Marche or Crève: a successful adaptation of Stephen King (critic)
One hundred young people walk to death in an epic that tells our warrior and voyeuristic impulses. A dry and relentless story of great efficiency….
A simple accident: a deserved golden palm (critic)
Jafar Panahi signs a drama by the absurd by auscultating the Machiavellian cogs of the mullahs regime. Using an ultralight device, the staging manages to…
Standing fanfare: a virtuoso social dramatic comedy (critic)
A feel good movie worthy of the best British films of the genre, carried by the complicity of the duo Benjamin Lavernhe-Pierre Lottin. Not to…
Flee, an animation jewel to catch up on television and streaming
Danish director Jonas Poher Rasmussen signs an amazing animation documentary on a man who has long hidden his true past, from Afghanistan to Denmark for…
Flee, an animation jewel to catch up on television and streaming
Danish director Jonas Poher Rasmussen signs an amazing animation documentary on a man who has long hidden his true past, from Afghanistan to Denmark for…
One battle after the other, Mugana, middle class: new features in the cinema this week
What to see in theaters The eventA battle after the other ★★★★★ By Paul Thomas Anderson Essential A former revolutionary goes back to combat when…
Put your soul on your hand and walk: in the hell of Gaza (critic)
Portrait of a disappeared Palestinian photojournalist, this documentary makes cinema a gesture of memory and relentless resistance. Put your soul on your hand and walk…
One battle after the other, Mugana, middle class: new features in the cinema this week
What to see in theaters The eventA battle after the other ★★★★★ By Paul Thomas Anderson Essential A former revolutionary goes back to combat when…
The sixth child on France 3: an intense black film carried by a perfect cast (critic)
From a perilous subject – illegal adoption – this first long long borrows with many audacity, the roads of the black thriller. A very good…
Mugana – The one who cares: a shock and never complacent film (critic)
Tripling awarded in Angoulême, this fiction finds the prism just to tell the doctor Nobélisé Denis Mukwege, masterfully camped by Isaach de Bankolé. He started…
Put your soul on your hand and walk: in the hell of Gaza (critic)
Portrait of a disappeared Palestinian photojournalist, this documentary makes cinema a gesture of memory and relentless resistance. Put your soul on your hand and walk…