I, Captain: Journey to the Deer Hunter (review)
Matteo Garrone signs a hard and colorful fresco following the journey of a young migrant who leaves Senegal to cross the Mediterranean. Released at the…
Mother Land: a solid and effective B series (review)
A survival film by Alexandre Aja with Halle Berry always on top form. There is something fascinating and paradoxical about Alexandre Aja’s filmography: in the…
Megalopolis: Completely Crazy, for Better and Especially for Worse (Review)
Miraculously, the new Coppola flirts with all the limits. But his Manichean discourse repeated ad nauseam leads the film towards its own downfall. Here it…
Emmanuelle: as divisive as it is captivating (review)
Audrey Diwan revisits the cult heroine in a film about the frustration born of the inability to enjoy, carried by an impressive Noémie Merlant. A…
Coco Before Chanel: Audrey Tautou is Chanel (review)
Anne Fontaine’s film returns at 9 p.m. on Arte, followed by a documentary on the seamstress with the controversial career. Fifteen years ago, Audrey Tautou…
Coco Before Chanel: Audrey Tautou is Chanel (Review)
Anne Fontaine’s film returns at 9 p.m. on Arte, followed by a documentary on the seamstress with the controversial career. Fifteen years ago, Audrey Tautou…
Coco Before Chanel: Audrey Tautou is Chanel (Review)
Anne Fontaine’s film returns at 9 p.m. on Arte, followed by a documentary on the seamstress with the controversial career. Fifteen years ago, Audrey Tautou…
Passion for Van Gogh: Seeing is Believing (Review)
The animated film honored at the Annecy festival is once again visible on France 4. And in replay on France.TV. Winner of the Audience Award…
The Barbarians: A Minor Julie Delpy (review)
A Breton village is torn apart over the reception of Syrian refugees… A humanist comedy with slightly thick strings, saved by its actors. Never where…
Don’t worry, he won’t get far on foot: Gus Van Sant back on his feet
Gus Van Sant returns to his mainstream vein, that of Will Hunting and Harvey Milk, to tell the story of the life of disabled cartoonist…
The Seeds of the Wild Fig Tree, Speak No Evil, My Life My Mouth: what’s new in theaters this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTSEEDS OF THE WILD FIG TREE ★★★★☆ By Mohammad Rasoulof The essentials Having left with a consolation prize at…
The Barbarians: A Minor Julie Delpy (review)
A Breton village is torn apart over the reception of Syrian refugees… A humanist comedy with slightly thick strings, saved by its actors. Never where…