The Second Act, The Palace, Roqya: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE SECOND ACT ★★★☆☆ By Quentin Dupieux The essential The trio Léa Seydoux- Vincent Lindon- Louis Garrel, completed by…
Cannes 2024: The Young Woman with a Needle, what horrors (review)
In competition for the Palme d'Or, this black and white Danish true crime is weighed down by its sordid craftiness. At the Cannes Film Festival,…
The Olympiads: Audiard reinvents himself in a generational film (review)
Three girls, a boy and a whole host of possibilities. Audiard tells the story of today's thirty-somethings in a romantic gesture unprecedented for him. Electric…
Ella Rumpf impresses by trying to solve Marguerite's Theorem (review)
Anna Novion's film was noticed on the Croisette last May, before offering the César for Most Promising Actress to its lead actress. Presented at the…
The Fantastic Three, a beautiful French-style teen movie (review)
Raphaël Quenard is starring in two good films this week: The Second Act, by Quentin Dupieux, and this first feature by Michaël Dichter. Max, Vivian…
When Titane added fuel to the fire of the Croisette (review)
Five years after Grave, Julia Ducournau demonstrated with Titane all the singularity, richness and brutality of her cinema. Ye who enter here, abandon all hope….
The Second Act, The Palace, Roqya: What’s new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE SECOND ACT ★★★☆☆ By Quentin Dupieux The essential The trio Léa Seydoux- Vincent Lindon- Louis Garrel, completed by…
Cannes 2024: what is the opening film, The Second Act of Quentin Dupieux, worth? (critical)
Léa Seydoux, Vincent Lindon, Louis Garrel, completed by Raphaël Quenard, allow the filmmaker to create his best film since Au poste! Knit one stitch, purl…
Ouistreham: the winning return of Emmanuel Carrère to the cinema (review)
The adaptation of Quai de Ouistreham, by Florence Aubenas, is programmed on France 2. The director continues his reflection on the part of vampirism inherent…
Mandibles: Dupieux leaves us wanting more (review)
A hilarious pitch carried by the Palmashow duo. Except that by repeating itself, the Dupieux mechanism ends up wearing out and tiring. When Cannes festival-goers…
The Palace: A Polanski as heartbreaking as he is embarrassing (review)
A crazy prank about rich people in the middle of the Y2K bug. A misanthropic glaviot sent from the heights of Gstaad. Fanny Ardant dancing…
Knives Out: Daniel Craig Unleashed (Review)
Rian Johnson pays homage to Agatha Christie-style murder mysteries in a joyful and ultra-sophisticated film. Famous crime writer Harlan Thrombey is found dead in his…