The Shrinking Man: the winning reunion of Dujardin and Kounen (review)
Eighteen years after 99 francs, they signed a sensory remake of the B series by Jack Arnold. A great film about death, both technical prowess…
Asterix and Obelix in the service of his Majesty: Edouard Baer, the good pick of the film (review)
Guillaume Gallienne as Jolitorax and Vincent Lacoste as Goudurix are not bad either. France 2 program this Sunday Asterix and Obelix in the service of…
Mr. Scorsese: a documentary series not to be missed! (critical)
The journey of Martin Scorsese told in a whirlwind of distinguished guests, tasty anecdotes and songs by the Stones. Why shy away from your pleasure?…
Asterix and Obelix in the service of his Majesty: Edouard Baer, the good pick of the film (review)
Guillaume Gallienne as Jolitorax and Vincent Lacoste as Goudurix are not bad either. France 2 program this Sunday Asterix and Obelix in the service of…
Paddington in Peru on Canal Plus: a disappointing third part (review)
The bear runs out of breath. The new cinema adventure of the adorable marmalade lover struggles to rediscover the irresistible fantasy of the previous films….
Paddington in Peru on Canal Plus: a disappointing third part (review)
The bear runs out of breath. The new cinema adventure of the adorable marmalade lover struggles to rediscover the irresistible fantasy of the previous films….
Mr. Scorsese: a documentary series not to be missed! (critical)
The journey of Martin Scorsese told in a whirlwind of distinguished guests, tasty anecdotes and songs by the Stones. Why shy away from your pleasure?…
The Brutalist on Canal Plus: the birth of an exceptional filmmaker (review)
Brady Corbet’s third film is a wild and accusatory trip through fifties America, following the experience of a Jewish immigrant freshly returned from the camps….
The Chronology of Water: Kristen Stewart walks on water (review)
The story of a woman reconstructing through literature a life ravaged by incest, portrayed by Imogen Poots, once again masterful. A radical and fascinating first…
Pale light on the hills: modest and elegant (review)
An intimate and melancholy chronicle where memory becomes fragile light, weaving bridges between bruised Nagasaki and a bereaved present in England. Etsuko lives in England…
The Brutalist on Canal Plus: the birth of an exceptional filmmaker (review)
Brady Corbet’s third film is a wild and accusatory trip through fifties America, following the experience of a Jewish immigrant freshly returned from the camps….
The Chronology of Water: Kristen Stewart walks on water (review)
The story of a woman reconstructing through literature a life ravaged by incest, portrayed by Imogen Poots, once again masterful. A radical and fascinating first…