The Return of the Projectionist: An ode to cinema and transmission (review)
For his first feature film, Orkhan Aghazadeh signs a documentary as mischievous as it is moving in the footsteps of an octogenarian Azerbaijani trying to…
28 years later: The Temple of the Dead, Greenland: Migration, The Bojarski Affair: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENT28 YEARS LATER: THE TEMPLE OF THE DEAD ★★★★☆ By Nia Da Costa The essentials With this second, darker…
The Last of the Mohicans on France 5: Daniel Day-Lewis has the flame (review)
One of Michael Mann’s greatest films, with an actor at the top of his game. The Last of the Mohicans by Michael Mann is broadcast…
28 years later: The Temple of the Dead, Greenland: Migration, The Bojarski Affair: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENT28 YEARS LATER: THE TEMPLE OF THE DEAD ★★★★☆ By Nia Da Costa The essentials With this second, darker…
Love is overrated on Canal Plus: a supercharged romantic comedy (review)
The Hakim Jemili-Laura Felpin duo sparks in a first film by Mourad Winter who is not afraid of anything, and especially not of emotion or…
Greenland Migration: good news! (critical)
With this second part, Greenland, an apocalyptic B series with Gerard Butler, becomes a saga. If the scenario is a little exhausted in the length,…
Ballerina on Canal Plus: the John Wick spin-off doesn’t hit hard enough (critic)
Carried by a less charismatic Ana de Armas than expected, this derivative of the John Wick universe is one more “john-wickerie” in a world saturated…
The Nanjing Photo Studio: As powerful as it is disturbing (review)
A chilling blockbuster that revisits the massacre of the Chinese by the imperial army by scrutinizing the production of images where truth and propaganda engage…
The Nanjing Photo Studio: As powerful as it is disturbing (review)
A chilling blockbuster that revisits the massacre of the Chinese by the imperial army by scrutinizing the production of images where truth and propaganda engage…
Echoes of the Past: a fascinating labyrinth (review)
A fresco on traumatic memory, from the 1910s to the present day, constructed in flashbacks and flashforwards, in a horror film atmosphere. The Cannes Jury…
Magellan: an inhabited film (review)
By focusing on the figure of the great Portuguese explorer, Lav Diaz fascinates with the relevance of his outlook. The last peak of the 2025…
On a tune of the blues: Diamond lovers (review)
The tragic life of a couple specializing in Neil Diamond covers, told in an endearing film, a sort of B-side to standardized musical biopics. From…