With Anna, Luc Besson self-parodyes to the point of ridicule (critic)
With this more or less admitted but failed remake of his Nikita, Luc Besson tries to impress with a staging that is far too mechanical….
Laurence Anyways: Xavier Dolan films this love story like an odyssey (review)
“…an epic adventure, almost a transgender Titanic” Released in 2012 in cinemas, Laurence Anyways of Xavier Dolanwill return to France 4 this Saturday evening, as…
Furiosa is a mind-blowing epic, a crazy new chapter in the Mad Max saga
We didn’t dare dream of it, yet George Miller creates a new masterpiece in his chrome saga. Without Max the Crazy in the credits, but…
Wicked, the great show that we no longer expected (review)
An exhilarating and invigorating adaptation of one of the most famous Broadway musicals, carried by the brilliant duo Ariana Grande/Cynthia Erivo. What is a Hollywood…
With Wind River, Jeremy Renner finally finds his big role
The one we’ve been waiting for since Minesweepers. Chérie 25 will broadcast this Thursday the very successful Wind Riverby Taylor Sheridan. When it was released…
Wicked, Their children after them, Conclave: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTWICKED ★★★★☆ By Jon M. Chu The essentials An exhilarating and invigorating adaptation of one of the most famous…
Wicked, Their children after them, Conclave: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTWICKED ★★★★☆ By Jon M. Chu The essentials An exhilarating and invigorating adaptation of one of the most famous…
Wicked, the great show that we no longer expected (review)
An exhilarating and invigorating adaptation of one of the most famous Broadway musicals, carried by the brilliant duo Ariana Grande/Cynthia Erivo. What is a Hollywood…
What is Winter Break, by Alexander Payne, with Paul Giamatti? (critical)
Homage to the cinema of Hal Ashby with its poignant melancholy or a chronicle of the past without relief? The latest film from the director…
Once upon a time Michel Legrand: a lively and delightful patchwork (review)
A tribute combining abundant archives and behind the scenes of this protean artist at work until the last years of his life. A pure moment…
Their children after them: a sanitized adaptation of Goncourt by Nicolas Mathieu (review)
Despite an electrifying cast, the Boukherma brothers miss their target. The working class did not end up going to heaven. Against a backdrop of social…
Marmaille: the discovery of a filmmaker (review)
The first 100% Reunionese production in Creole to be released in mainland France, Grégory Lucilly’s film offers a fascinating portrait because it is devoid of…