Back to black: impressive Marisa Abela (review)
Although sanitized, this biopic on Amy Winehouse still manages to capture something of the wounded intimacy of a young girl in search of simple happiness….
Corsage: Sissi as you’ve never seen her before (review)
Marie Kreutzer revisits the figure of Sissi in a haughty gesture of never stifling modernity. And once again, Vicky Krieps is exceptional. Released at the…
The Boy and the Heron: Miyazaki’s winning return (review)
After ten years of absence, Miyazaki returns with a splendid film. The spiritual epic of a young bereaved boy, which fascinates the eye as much…
The Most Precious of Goods, Diamond in the Rough, Piece by Piece: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE MOST PRECIOUS OF GOODS ★★★☆☆ By Michel Hazanavicius The essentials By adapting the work of Jean-Claude Grumberg, the…
Piece by piece: Failure on all levels (review)
The story of Pharrell Williams’ life, brought to life in Lego: the result is an unpleasant hagiography that piles on banalities. What do you want…
Diamond in the rough: the revelation of a filmmaker (review)
In her first film, Agathe Riedinger questions the caricatured representations of the southern “hood”, painting a delicate portrait of a misunderstood person. A most opportune…
No, American Sniper is not a reactionary propaganda film
Clint Eastwood’s biggest box office success returns this evening on France 3. When Juror #2the last film of Clint Eastwoodhas just crossed the million admissions…
Memoirs of a Burning Body: a brilliant mix of genres (review)
Antonella Sudasassi Furnissa combines fiction and documentary to tell the story of the sexual oppression suffered by women throughout their lives as well as the…
The Most Precious of Commodities: A Heartbreaking Tale (review)
By adapting the work of Jean-Claude Grumberg, the director of The Artist makes his debut in animation with this film about the Righteous and the…
Daaaaaali! : Quentin Dupieux has a sense of the gag (critic)
The filmmaker multiplies the incarnations of the painter for a somewhat vain mise en abyme on the mysteries of representation enhanced by the comic genius…
Gladiator II, The Kingdom, Finally: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTGLADIATOR II ★★★★☆ By Ridley Scott The essentials Ridley Scott replicates his cult peplum: the result is an insane…
Daaaaaali! : Quentin Dupieux has a sense of the gag (critic)
The filmmaker multiplies the incarnations of the painter for a somewhat vain mise en abyme on the mysteries of representation enhanced by the comic genius…