Conquer or die: an anti-grand spectacle (review)
A historical fresco that would like to be epic, but which only manages to make its reactionary statement a cover for its cruel lack of…
Vaiana 2: a fun but anecdotal new adventure (review)
Eight years later, the Pacific adventurer is still just as curious and endearing. Unfortunately, his new story lacks the strength and originality to fully convince….
Animal: Oulaya Amamra, monstrous talent (review)
Manhunt and female rage in the heart of the Camargue: a rape and revenge with a mythological feel. In FragileEmma Benestan dropped Oulaya Amamra in…
Animal: Oulaya Amamra, monstrous talent (review)
Manhunt and female rage in the heart of the Camargue: a rape and revenge with a mythological feel. In FragileEmma Benestan dropped Oulaya Amamra in…
The Queens of Drama: a punk and flashy gem (review)
Alexis Langlois’ exciting first feature film tells the story of the devastating passion of a pop star and a rocker against a backdrop of 2000s…
Heretic: a great number by Hugh Grant (review)
With this horrific thriller with a religious backdrop, the screenwriters of Without a Sound have had a blast molding the British actor into a fascinating…
Rabia: a shocking film (review)
A great film about recruitment in the footsteps of a young French woman who chose to join Daesch. Megan Northam is exceptional. It was the…
The Queens of Drama: a punk and flashy gem (review)
Alexis Langlois’ exciting first feature film tells the story of the devastating passion of a pop star and a rocker against a backdrop of 2000s…
With fanfare: a virtuoso social comedy-drama (review)
A feel good movie worthy of the best British films of the genre, carried by the complicity of the duo Benjamin Lavernhe-Pierre Lottin. The enthusiastic…
Heretic: a great number by Hugh Grant (review)
With this horrific thriller with a religious backdrop, the screenwriters of Without a Sound have had a blast molding the British actor into a fascinating…
Rabia: a shocking film (review)
A great film about recruitment in the footsteps of a young French woman who chose to join Daesch. Megan Northam is exceptional. It was the…
The Cairo Conspiracy: a thriller that only half convinces (review)
The big strings of his screenplay – although awarded at Cannes – prevent the new film from the director of Cairo Confidential from fully unfolding,…