My mother, God and Sylvie Vartan: a agreed and unequal biopic (critic)
Between portrait of a mother Jewish courage in the 1960s and success story of a media lawyer, this film struggles to find its real score,…
The cache: the ultimate big role of Michel Blanc (critic)
In May 68, the portrait of a whimsical family, entrenched in their Parisian apartment. A moving reflection on history, identity and Judeity. The title cache…
My mother, God and Sylvie Vartan: a agreed and unequal biopic (critic)
Between portrait of a Jewish courage mother in the 60s and success story of a media lawyer, this film is struggling to find her real…
An area to defend: a successful French first for Disney Plus (critic)
This impossible love story against the background of Notre-Dame-des-Landes-Qui-Ne-Dit-Pas-Son-Nom works essentially thanks to the brilliant complicity of the Civil / Khoudri duo. In the summer…
The unknown girl, with Adèle Haenel, a good raw dardenne (critic)
The film of the Dardenne brothers returns to Arte. Presented in official selection at the 69th Cannes Film Festival in 2016, The unknown girl de…
Light ! The adventure continues: a wonderful journey through time (critic)
Thierry Frémaux continues to share his passion for the Lumière brothers, with a playful and malicious pedagogy that will seduce the laymen as much as…
The cache: the ultimate big role of Michel Blanc (critic)
In May 68, the portrait of a whimsical family, entrenched in their Parisian apartment. A moving reflection on history, identity and Judeity. The title cache…
Creed III: Michael B. Jordan ensures the dynasty (critic)
A nice boxing film boosted by superheroic effects and carried by a duel of amazing actors, but which puts a little too easily Rocky away….
The Electric State, a big flat battery (critic)
Ultimate soulless avatar of a copy of unattainable classics, the new SF film of the Russo brothers does not cause any particular emotion. The Electric…
Parthenope: When Paolo Sorrentino makes his contempt (critic)
The Italian explores the power of beauty through the life of a Neapolitan. A controversial but ambitious film, which transcends simple aesthetic contemplation. Paolo Sorrentino…
Kabul’s kite, curious mixtures of lucidity and sensitiveness (critic)
Between lucidity and sentimentality, Marc Forster’s film is not as strong as the novel by Afghan Khaled Hosseini. At the beginning of 2008, the editors…
Parthenope: When Paolo Sorrentino makes his contempt (critic)
The Italian explores the power of beauty through the life of a Neapolitan. A controversial but ambitious film, which transcends simple aesthetic contemplation. Paolo Sorrentino…