One world: a film as gripping as it is suffocating about school bullying (review)
Laura Wandel talks about bullying at a child’s level. A daily horror film with fascinating accuracy. Released in cinemas in early 2022, A world arrives…
The Nevenka Affair: relentless and chilling (review)
By tackling the first case of Spanish political Metoo, Iciar Bollain signs a work in perfect balance between thriller and denunciation cinema. It is a…
The Substance: a pinnacle of die-hard body horror (review)
Coralie Fargeat creates an enjoyable film that dynamites everything in its path. Starting with its two stars: Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley. Since Julia Ducournau…
Lady Bird: melancholy teen movie (Review)
In her first real feature film, Greta Gerwig discreetly cracks the codes of the coming-of-age movie to impose her bittersweet touch. Lady Bird returns to…
Ghostbusters – The Ice Menace: return to the roots of the saga (review)
Gil Kenan mixes generations, from Dan Aykroyd to McKenna Grace via Paul Rudd for a new episode, certainly imperfect but clever and good spirited! Canal…
It’s not for nothing that Kate Winslet won an Oscar for The Reader (review)
Stephen Daldry’s drama returns this evening on Arte, followed by a beautiful portrait of the British actress. What would you have done under occupation? How…
Ghostbusters – The Ice Menace: return to the roots of the saga (review)
Gil Kenan mixes generations, from Dan Aykroyd to McKenna Grace via Paul Rudd for a new episode, certainly imperfect but clever and good spirited! Canal…
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: The Rule of I (review)
Sam Raimi has succeeded in putting his stamp on this MCU superfilm, even if it ultimately resembles a super big episode of Rick and Morty….
Anora, Flow, the cat who was no longer afraid of water, Juror n°2: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTANORA ★★★★☆ By Sean Baker The essentials Sean Baker continues to assert himself as a subtle painter of American…
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: The Rule of I (review)
Sam Raimi has succeeded in putting his stamp on this MCU superfilm, even if it ultimately resembles a super big episode of Rick and Morty….
Lady Bird: melancholy teen movie (Review)
In her first real feature film, Greta Gerwig discreetly cracks the codes of the coming-of-age movie to impose her bittersweet touch. Lady Bird returns to…
Anora, Flow, the cat who was no longer afraid of water, Juror n°2: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTANORA ★★★★☆ By Sean Baker The essentials Sean Baker continues to assert himself as a subtle painter of American…