The Invisible Work: An exciting and moving treasure hunt (review)
Love at first sight for this documentary attempting to unravel the mystery of a cursed filmmaker whose projects have never been able to see the…
Super Mario Galaxy is already a worldwide box office phenomenon
With $372 million in revenue in just a few days, the Illumination and Nintendo film marks the biggest start of the year, following in the…
Reims Polar 2026: Disaster dominates a festival under tension (Palmarès)
From Gus Van Sant to Eye Haïdara, via Damien Bonnard, Reims Polar has captured a world under tension. An edition marked by paranoia, confirmed by…
Wedding nightmare: second part, a successful sequel (review)
Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett plunge Grace back into hell, where she and her little sister become the prey of a new hunt. An effective…
Marilyn, celebrity at all costs on Arte: a drama in three acts, moving but confused (review)
In three episodes of around fifty minutes, Ian Ayres’ documentary depicts the duality of an actress lost between two identities: Marilyn Monroe and Norma Jeane….
“Stanley Kubrick hated this scene”: Spartacus as told by Kirk Douglas
Stanley Kubrick’s classic returns this Sunday on Arte. In 2014, Kirk Douglas agreed to comment on the best of his film for the Huffington Post….
For Klára: Enjoyably amoral (review)
Olmo Omerzu combines an initiatory story, suspense, family chronicle and scathing humor in a film centered on a teenager suffering from eating disorders and the…
Eye Haïdara: “Since Mata, I have become paranoid. I see agents everywhere.”
In Mata, Eye Haïdara plays a DGSE agent who falters after a disappearance. Between real immersion, physical tension and loss of bearings, she composes a…
Reims Polar: a day with restless Damien Bonnard
Three thrillers, an inhabited masterclass and a prize: Damien Bonnard has marked Reims Polar. The actor, as generous as he is intriguing, asserts himself as…
Super Mario Bros, the film on TF1: no better than a big ad for Nintendo (review)
A soft Illumination in the shape of a retro cuddly toy, which was a hit, but didn’t charm Première. And you ? Perfect timing. While…
Brian Cox freewheeling: he destroys Quentin Tarantino, Johnny Depp, Gary Oldman…
In promotion for his first film as a director, the Succession actor also attacks Margot Robbie, Ian McKellen and Edward Norton. Brian Cox’s legendary outspokenness…
Avatar 4 and Avatar 5 are “moving at full speed” according to their producer
Rae Sanchini assures that the scripts are brilliant and is very confident for the rest of the saga. We know it, Avatar 3 did not…