Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, spoiler-free review
The second Fantastic Beasts is a wonderful moment of cinema, exciting and gripping. TF1 is rebroadcasting this Sunday evening The Crimes of Grindelwaldthe second episode…
Love, Deadly But Vibrant Behind Closed Doors by Michael Haneke (review)
Arte will broadcast this drama with Emmanuelle Riva and Jean-Louis Trintignant this evening, followed by the documentary Trintignant by Trintignant. This Wednesday evening, Arte will…
Fabrice Luchini, astonishingly sober in La Petite (review)
The French-speaking film festival opened last August with this contemporary drama about mourning and family reconstruction, by Guillaume Nicloux. A success, to be (re)watched this…
LaRoy: funny and inspired (review)
Shane Atkinson makes his mark with a “Coen-style” black comedy that goes beyond a simple stylistic exercise. LaRoy is like Fargo: a small town you…
Amal – A Free Spirit: a shocking film (review)
By describing the fight of a teacher against religious fundamentalism, this intense Belgian thriller brings a committed stone to the current wave of school films….
With Monkey Man, Dev Patel signs a first punchy film (review)
Man is an ape to man. Following this adage, Dev Patel enters the big leagues with a style exercise dedicated to the genres to which…
Civil War: Garland masterfully reactivates the adult blockbuster (review)
At the heart of a new civil war, four journalists rush towards the White House and the scoop of their lives… The brilliant Alex Garland…
A perfect world: Eastwood's most beautiful “father-son” relationship (review)
Arte is planning a new special Clint evening to end the weekend well. Texas, 1963. The run of a dangerous repeat thief and his hostage,…
Drive-Away Dolls, Fargo season 5, LaRoy… Isn't the nonsense over yet?
The Coen brothers' cinema still continues to be emulated. This article was originally published in the new number of First (n°550 with Ghostbusters: The Ice…
Drive-Away Dolls, Fargo – season 5… Isn't the nonsense over?
The cinema of the two brothers still continues to be emulated. This article was originally published in the new number of First (n°550 with Ghostbusters:…
It Follows: the creepiest film seen in a long time (review)
David Robert Mitchell cites Carpenter, Lynch and Tourneur with this clever horror film telling the story of teenage America in the 2010s. It Follows, the…
A perfect world: Eastwood's most beautiful “father-son” relationship (review)
Arte is planning a new special Clint evening to end the weekend well. Texas, 1963. The run of a dangerous repeat thief and his hostage,…