Playing fire: an astonishing trio of actors in a film that is too wise (review)
A father sees one of his sons drifting towards the far right… The Coulin sisters question the unconditionality of love in an uneven film despite…
Better man: inside the head of Robbie Williams (review)
The British singer plays the monkey in an authorized autobiopic that is sometimes a little exhausting but very funny. Is a filmed hagiography less painful…
Better Man: Inside the Mind of Robbie Williams (review)
The British singer plays the monkey in an authorized autobiopic that is sometimes a little exhausting but very funny. Is a filmed hagiography less painful…
Simone Veil, the trip of the century: immodest and uncomfortable (critic)
After Edith Piaf and Grace Kelly, Olivier Dahan plunges his bombastic production into the life of Simone Veil with a lot of good feelings. France…
Everyone is having a blast in Operation Fortune, by Guy Ritchie: Jason Statham, Josh Hartnett, Hugh Grant…
Jason Statham is at the height of cool and Aubrey Plaza manages to stand up to him in this very enjoyable spy thriller. After playing…
Simone Veil, the trip of the century: immodest and uncomfortable (critic)
After Edith Piaf and Grace Kelly, Olivier Dahan plunges his bombastic production into the life of Simone Veil with a lot of good feelings. France…
A story of love and desire: a jewel of sensuality (review)
Leyla Bouzid films the dawn of love between two young people, superbly played by Sami Outalbali and Zbeida Belhajamor. A story of love and desire…
José Garcia and Charlotte Gainsbourg make people laugh and cry in Nous, les Leroys
Director Florent Bernard takes them, with their two children, on a sweet and bitter road trip, which takes a funny and melancholy look at ordinary…
Maleficent is a remake of Frozen and one of Angelina Jolie’s best roles
This is Angelina’s best role A lesson even. Sharp, shrill, protruding, Jolie is back in one of her best roles. In a few scenes, she…
The astonishing Neither Judge nor Submissive returns to television
A documentary as fascinating as it is uncomfortable, which begins like an episode of Striptease and ends with a crazy sequence. Released in 2018 in…
The Fourth Wall: A beautiful film about utopia (review)
David Oelhoffen skillfully adapts Sorj Chalandon’s book which delves into Lebanon in 1982, with a remarkable composition by Laurent Lafitte in the central role Initially,…
Wolf Man: pretty bad guy (review)
The director of Upgrade and Invisible Man rubs shoulders with the myth of the werewolf, without convincing. Who could say no to a hundred-minute werewolf…