Ricky Stanicky: Peter returns to the Farrelly roots (review)
It's been 10 years since the Farrelly brothers last did comedy. Peter takes up the torch solo with this crazy farce with low, assertive humor….
Certain Women: a gem of US indie cinema with Lily Gladstone and Kristen Stewart (review)
Before Killers of the Flower Moon, the actress had already caused a sensation in this film by Kelly Reichardt. To be (re)watched this evening on…
Imaginary: a disappointing Blumhouse (review)
A horror film that is drowning in references and struggles to create any originality. Killer bear cubs are tempting monsters, although this one seems sloppy….
Chris Evans is fair and charismatic in The Jacob Barber Affair (review)
This legal drama has the air of déjà vu, but it is also particularly well written and performed. Is he guilty? The question that makes…
Imaginary: a disappointing Blumhouse (review)
A horror film that is drowning in references and struggles to create any originality. Killer bear cubs are tempting monsters, although this one seems sloppy….
The Teachers' Room, My Mother's Life, Bolero: What's new at the cinema this week
What to see in theaters THE EVENTTHE TEACHERS’ ROOM ★★★★☆ By Ilker Çatak The essential Nominated for an Oscar for best foreign film, a challenging…
Chris Evans is fair and charismatic in The Jacob Barber Affair (review)
This legal drama has the air of déjà vu, but it is also particularly well written and performed. Is he guilty? The question that makes…
Bruce Almighty or the comic power of Jim Carrey (review)
Tonight, Première recommends Bruce Almighty to you. Bruce Nolan is perpetually dissatisfied. And yet, his life seems ideal. Reporter for a Buffalo television station, he…
Mare of Easttown: Kate Winslet's masterclass (review)
As much as the concept of the tormented local cop is hardly new, the performance of the British actress, combined with striking writing, make this…
The Life of My Mother: funny, moving and endearing (review)
Awarded by the public at the Angoulême festival, this moving and endearing comedy is based on an irresistible duo Agnès Jaoui-William Lebghil. Julien Carpentier knows…
The Mule: The Return of the King Clint Eastwood (review)
The director creates a very personal film where it is no longer about the legend, but just about the man. Clint is back. While waiting…
The Teachers' Room: chaos in the heart of the school (review)
Nominated for an Oscar for best foreign film, a challenging thriller about school which provides relevant reflection on the difficulties of the teaching profession. Author…