Bloodlines final destination: the alarm clock (critic)
Guaranteed without monster and irony, the reboot of the most fun saga of US horror is a real success. Fourteen years after a premature “death”,…
Erasure: an exciting portrait of Algeria (critic)
The Algerian director of while waiting for the swallows continues to tell his country with a look as relevant as it is singular, tinged with…
Red children: in the heart of horror (critic)
The Tunisian Lotfi Achour recounts the black decade dominated by a bloody terrorism that his country suffered in perfect balance between realism and fantastic. Everything…
Erasure: an exciting portrait of Algeria (critic)
The Algerian director of while waiting for the swallows continues to tell his country with a look as relevant as it is singular, tinged with…
Red children: in the heart of horror (critic)
The Tunisian Lofti Achour recounts the black decade dominated by a bloody terrorism that his country suffered in perfect balance between realism and fantastic. Everything…
Little Jaffna: a first long live, rhythmic and colorful (critic)
A Franco-Tamoul gangster film that is inspired by James Gray as much as spectacular action scenes from Kollywood. It all starts with a cuff. In…
The rules of the art: a scam (really) like no other (critic)
A charming satiric-policose comedy inspired by the real burglary of a Parisian museum, with Melvil Poupaud and Sofiane Zermani in apprentice thieves. It was the…
The shrouds: David Cronenberg in all intimacy (critic)
The Canadian filmmaker talks about death and mourning by splitting armor in a ghostly spy thriller, both serious, ironic and moving. We already recognized David…
Little Jaffna: a first long live, rhythmic and colorful (critic)
A Franco-Tamoul gangster film that is inspired by James Gray as much as spectacular action scenes from Kollywood. It all starts with a cuff. In…
The rules of the art: a scam (really) like no other (critic)
A charming satiric-policose comedy inspired by the real burglary of a Parisian museum, with Melvil Poupaud and Sofiane Zermani in apprentice thieves. It was the…
The shrouds: David Cronenberg in all intimacy (critic)
The Canadian filmmaker talks about death and mourning by splitting armor in a ghostly spy thriller, both serious, ironic and moving. We already recognized David…
The legend of Ochi: an initiatory tale that is eyeing the 80’s classics (critic)
A first long under influence of Gremlins and other Dark Crystal, populated by creatures to whom we forgive his outrageous, the cabotinage of Willem Dafoe…