Don’t worry, he won’t get far on foot: Gus Van Sant back on his feet
Gus Van Sant returns to his mainstream vein, that of Will Hunting and Harvey Milk, to tell the story of the life of disabled cartoonist…
The Seeds of the Wild Fig Tree, Speak No Evil, My Life My Mouth: what’s new in theaters this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTSEEDS OF THE WILD FIG TREE ★★★★☆ By Mohammad Rasoulof The essentials Having left with a consolation prize at…
The Barbarians: A Minor Julie Delpy (review)
A Breton village is torn apart over the reception of Syrian refugees… A humanist comedy with slightly thick strings, saved by its actors. Never where…
Speak no evil: James McAvoy unleashes himself in a very effective suspense (review)
Produced by Jason Blum, this remake of a Danish film skillfully mixes horror and sociology. Speak no evil is a remake of a 2022 Danish…
Wonka is a superb musical comedy, pure sugar (review)
Paul King’s tour de force is to have made a musical before anything else, and it’s much better than a commercial prequel about the youth…
Black River: Vincent Cassel masterful (Review)
Zonca signs a chaotic but exciting film, dominated by the bigger than life composition of Vincent Cassel. Released in July 2018, Black River had divided…
Seeds of the Wild Fig Tree: A New Peak from Rasoulof (review)
Having left with a consolation prize at Cannes, this drama by the exiled Iranian filmmaker is of such infernal power that it would be wrong…
Colors of Fire: The Successful Sequel to See You Up There (Review)
Clovis Cornillac brings Pierre Lemaître’s novel to the screen, with an ambition for popular cinema that he succeeds in fulfilling, despite a few clumsinesses. We’re…
Laughing and relaxed, Bruce Willis is great in Red 2 (review)
M6 is rebroadcasting action comedies from the 2010s… in reverse. In Red 2to be seen again at 9:10 p.m. on the sixth channel, followed by…
Colors of Fire: The Successful Sequel to See You Up There (Review)
Clovis Cornillac brings Pierre Lemaître’s novel to the screen, with an ambition for popular cinema that he succeeds in fulfilling, despite a few clumsinesses. We’re…
Beetlejuice returns to television: did you say cult?
In 1988, Tim Burton signed a crazy comedy, “with a truly new tone”, Première congratulated him on its release. In 1988, Tim Burton had not…
Laughing and relaxed, Bruce Willis is great in Red 2 (review)
M6 is rebroadcasting action comedies from the 2010s… in reverse. In Red 2to be seen again at 9:10 p.m. on the sixth channel, followed by…