Memory, La Belle de Gaza, Abigail: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTMEMORY ★★★☆☆ By Michel Franco The essential When the meeting of two broken souls gives birth to the most…
With Les Vedettes, the Palmashow reinvents itself (review)
Grégoire Ludig and David Marsais play Daniel and Stéphane, two lost losers who end up finding each other, in this film by Jonathan Barré. Over…
Memory, La Belle de Gaza, Abigail: what’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTMEMORY ★★★☆☆ By Michel Franco The essential When the meeting of two broken souls gives birth to the most…
Salem: the successful post-Shéhérazade by Jean-Bernard Marlin (review)
The filmmaker returns to Marseille with this superb Shakespearean romance, which confirms his outsider status. Djibril, locked in a psychiatric hospital, remembers his past. As…
Good mother: Of noise, fury, giggles and sweetness (critique)
Director Hafsia Herzi takes it up a notch from a more square scenario than You deserve a love. Two years later You deserve a love,…
With Les Vedettes, the Palmashow reinvents itself (review)
Grégoire Ludig and David Marsais play Daniel and Stéphane, two lost losers who end up finding each other, in this film by Jonathan Barré. Over…
Memory, La Belle de Gaza, Abigail: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTMEMORY ★★★☆☆ By Michel Franco The essential When the meeting of two broken souls gives birth to the most…
Salem: the successful post-Shéhérazade by Jean-Bernard Marlin (review)
The filmmaker returns to Marseille with this superb Shakespearean romance, which confirms his outsider status. Djibril, locked in a psychiatric hospital, remembers his past. As…
De Gaulle: a stuck biopic (review)
The film by Gabriel le Bomin confirms the difficulty of making the general a great fictional figure. France 3 is programming the biopic of Charles…
The Beauty of Gaza: an exceptional documentary (review)
This dive into trans women in Tel Aviv allows Yolande Zauberman to once again explore the violence of a country torn from within. Powerful. Yolande…
Memory: Michel Franco splits the armor… and it suits him well! (critical)
When the meeting of two broken souls gives birth to the most unexpected love story, masterfully embodied by the duo Jessica Chastain-Peter Sarsgaard. A film…
Cut!, by Michel Hazanavicius, is irresistibly funny (review)
The director of The Artist remakes a Japanese graduation film with a strong concept and signs a crazy comedy where his dirty kid side works…