Les Misérables: a solid but wise adaptation (review)
Fred Cavayé tackles Victor Hugo’s epic novel with an assumed classicism that robs it of breath but with a major advantage: his casting, Tahar Rahim…
Minotaur: Relentless and Chilling (review)
Andreï Zviaguintsev revisits La Femme infidèle by Chabrol to tell the story of the excesses, violence and amorality at all levels of Putin’s Russia. Relentless…
Vermin on France.TV: a summit of horror made in France (review)
A first film which achieves the feat of renewing the French genre film while weaving, in the background, a powerful social commentary. After its broadcast…
The Corset: the French animated film of the year! (critical)
Moving from Pixar to Beauce, Louis Clichy swaps 3D for watercolor and signs a teenage and peasant chronicle where he takes us from laughter to…
Found guilty on France 2: Tahar Rahim’s best role since A Prophet (review)
The French actor impresses in front of the camera of the director of The Last King of Scotland. Designated Guilty is broadcast this Sunday evening…
Marsupilami on Canal Plus: successful bet for Philippe Lacheau (review)
After Shabat, Lacheau recovers the Marsu and immerses it in his trashy universe. Jamel Debbouze takes his Pablito back to bridge the gap. Two comic…
The Social Reckoning, Neither Seen nor Known, Butterfly Jam: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE SOCIAL RECKONING ★☆☆☆☆ By Aaron Sorkin The essentials Sixteen years after The Social Network, Aaron Sorkin reopens the…
Hamnet on Canal Plus: dazzling Jessie Buckley (review)
The British actress shines in this variation on the creation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet where Chloe Zhao returns to this sensory cinema which constitutes her DNA….
Neither seen nor known: funny, cruel and melancholy (review)
Once upon a time, there was a world where Isabelle Huppert was not Huppert but an ambitious extra. This comedy plays the double “I” card…
Leviticus: Of Love and Horror (review)
In the tradition of Obsession, Adrian Chiarella coats a love story with a twisted horror device and reveals two talented actors. A promising first gesture…
Fast & Furious X on TF1: a deluge of completely tailored action (review)
Vin Diesel calls everyone back on board, extols the merits of family, before taking on a hairy and histrionic villain played by Jason Momoa. Fast…
Verity: a thriller that turns into a luxury soap (review)
By dint of forced twists and strong effects, this adaptation of a best-seller which dreams of being sensual and poisonous struggles to convince, despite Anne…