The Electric Venus, Obsession, Parallel Stories: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE ELECTRIC VENUS ★★★★☆ By Pierre Salvadori The essentials A marvel of comedy as light as it is profound,…
The Electric Venus: a marvel of comedy (review)
Pierre Salvadori in a state of grace. An irresistible quartet of actors. The 2026 Cannes Film Festival couldn’t have dreamed of a better opening! We…
The Electric Venus: A Comedy Marvel (review)
Pierre Salvadori in a state of grace. An irresistible quartet of actors. The 2026 Cannes Film Festival couldn’t have dreamed of a better opening! We…
Ella McCay: a comedy full of hope and nostalgia (review)
Unceremoniously switched to Disney + in January because of its poor American results, the new James L. Brooks arrives for 48 hours in theaters. And…
A simple accident on Canal Plus: a deserved Palme d’Or (review)
Jafar Panahi creates a drama through the absurd by examining the Machiavellian workings of the mullahs’ regime. With the help of an ultra-light device, the…
Obsession: a peak of anguish and black humor (review)
A shy guy wishes that his crush loves him more than anything in the world. He is granted and… the nightmare begins. Curry Barker, new…
Nouvelle Vague on Canal Plus: a delightful exercise in style (review)
Richard Linklater recounts the filming of A Bout de Souffle in a lively and joyful comedy, barely weighed down by its heritage and tourist dimension….
Let’s save the furniture: irresistible Vimala Pons (review)
The recently Caesarized actress shines in this first feature film with sensitivity – and not without humor – around the end of life and the…
Let’s save the furniture: Irresistible Vimala Pons (review)
The recently Caesarized actress shines in this first feature film with sensitivity – and not without humor around the end of life and the family…
Etty: a masterful series on the big screen (review)
Hagai Levi adapts the diaries of Etty Hillesum, a young Jewish woman who died in Auschwitz in 1943, in a deliberately contemporary Amsterdam. A radical…
What is love? : the (delicate) art of choral cinema (critic)
Fabien Gorgeart continues to explore the central question of his films – how to create a family? – knowing how to distil tasty humor, carried…
The true story behind Donnie Brasco, starring Johnny Depp and Al Pacino
Mike Newell’s thriller can be seen again this evening on free-to-air television. In reality, Joseph Dominick Pistone aka Donnie Brasco really existed. This former FBI…