Legends of the Condor Heroes: The Galling, already the blockbuster of the year? (critical)
The new Tsui Hark is a great spectacularly romantic and political fresco. Last week came out Creation of the Gods 2: Demon Force. This week…
For a try, Gone Baby Gone turns out to be a master stroke (critic)
The police investigation with Casey Affleck, directed by his brother Ben Affleck, is to be reviewed on television, and in replay. Gone Baby Gonefrom Ben…
Black Dog: an impressive plastic film (critic)
A man leaving prison, a rabid dog, a few notes from Pink Floyd… Guan Hu asserts himself as a disciple of Jia Zhangke at the…
In the Nguyen cuisine: pop and tangy (critic)
A musical in the Vietnamese community in France. A first feature film that fits in softness and optimism. Yvonne Nguyen is of Vietnamese origin and…
Mickey 17: Pattinson denies in the heart of a mixture of virtuoso genres (critic)
The last SF fable of the director of Parasite dissects with a humor creaking the excesses of our consumer society. Be careful, it shakes. Imagine…
A full time: a daily survival with a brilliant Laure Calamy (critic)
A single mother juggles as she can between personal and professional life in time of strike. A societal thriller dominated by a voltage never taken…
The Tenenbaum family: With this film, Wes Anderson builds something big (critic)
In March 2002, the first fell in love with the 3rd film by Wes Anderson. Flashback. Gene Hackman just disappeared, at the age of 95….
The Tenenbaum family: With this film, Wes Anderson builds something big (critic)
In March 2002, the first fell in love with the 3rd film by Wes Anderson. Flashback. Gene Hackman just disappeared, at the age of 95….
Fleur du Désert is a moving biopic that denounces excision (critic)
The top model and actress Liya Kebede is striking in the role of Waris Dirie. Desert flower returns to television. First advises you this biopic…
BECOMING LED ZEPPELIN: a first -rate rockumental (critic)
A meticulous story, scholarly and full of overexciting archives which recounts the flight of the Led Zeppelin group in the Sixties. As its name suggests,…
A Real Pain: Jesse Eisenberg- Kieran Culkin, Duo Major (Critique)
A guided tour of Poland in the footsteps of two dysfunctional cousins in the footsteps of their Jewish roots. Who better than Jesse Eisenberg, anxious…
A bicycle!: A big and beautiful film on mourning (critic)
Inspired by a personal tragedy, the second feature film by Mathias Mlekuz upset by avoiding any lacrimal ease It is a film that should never…