The Tuche 2 is not a film (critic)
The new rich of Bouzolles are leaving America. Behind the stereotypes, a rather pragmatic French comedy recipe. In this suite released in 2016 and rebroadcast…
From Ground Zero: Palestinian art under the bombs (critic)
The Palestinian Rashid Masharawi brings together 22 shorts made by Gazaouis. A documentary that proves that art remains an essential tool, even in wartime. After…
The brutalist: the birth of an exceptional filmmaker (critic)
Brady Corbet’s third film is a wild trip and accusing Fifties in America, following the experience of a freshly returned Jew immigrant. How long had…
Bridget Jones: crazy about him, a successful bet (critic)
Widow and mother of two children, our hardened bachelor has not finished with the quest for great love. This fourth part of his adventures makes…
Thor: Love and Thunder, far from Valhalla (critic)
Taika Waititi’s latest Thor is trying to be funny and tragic at the same time, but is far too casual to convince. First broadcast in…
The war according to Charlie Wilson, a film that bets on the intelligence of the spectator (critic)
In 2007, Mike Nichols joined Aaron Sorkins, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts for his final film. To be reviewed this Sunday on Arte. Who said…
The war according to Charlie Wilson, a film that bets on the intelligence of the spectator (critic)
In 2007, Mike Nichols joined Aaron Sorkins, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts for his final film. To be reviewed this Sunday on Arte. Who said…
Thor: Love and Thunder, far from Valhalla (critic)
Taika Waititi’s latest Thor is trying to be funny and tragic at the same time, but is far too casual to convince. First broadcast in…
Presence: Soderbergh’s winning return to theaters (critic)
After 7 years of absence on French screens, he delivers his own version of the ghost film through a subjective camera that makes the anxieties…
God Save the Tuche, Presence, Maria: News at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters The eventGod Save the Tuche ★★ ☆ From Of Jean- Paul Rouve Essential Jean-Paul Rouve replaces Olivier Baroux to the…
So far everything is fine is a real unstoppable feel good comedy (critic)
Gilles Lellouche and Malik Bentalha are impeccable in front of Mohamed Hamidi’s camera. The story of So far, so goodto review this Tuesday evening on…
The sea in the distance: a melo as heartbreaking as luminous (critic)
The story of an exile, over ten years, between France and Morocco, which recounts disenchantment and aging far from the easy shots. The previous film…