Zurich-born Steven Michael Hayes' first feature film plunges us into the drama of an American family on the bangs of society. The film could have been a success in itself, but it goes beyond that.
Jonathan Barré, best known for his work with the Palmashow, is now embarking on a solo career, writing and directing his own story. An unevenly directed black comedy, «Bonne Conduite» struggles to detach itself from the humor that made the famous troupe famous.
For the first time in the history of the Cannes Film Festival, Pakistani cinema took to the Croisette, winning in the Un certain regard and Queer Palm categories. Saim Sadiq takes us on a journey through Pakistan's troubled history.
For her first feature film, Carmen Jaquier immerses us in the heights of Switzerland at the beginning of the 20th century. A militant coming-of-age that highlights adolescent emancipation in a society numbed by firm Catholic practice.
Caught between the immoderation of Babylon and the portrait of Steven Spielberg in The Fabelmans, Empire of Light will hardly draw a crowd. But rest assured: you can dispense with Sam Mendes' new project in favor of its big brothers.
The «king of entertainment» returns with a semi-autobiographical film. «TheFabelmans» lacks narrative originality, but it's so human that it's a wonder to behold. A simple, lively story, for which Spielberg also wrote the screenplay.
Marvel's smallest hero returns for a third adventure, this time with his family, in the quantum world. Wasn't such a large-scale project for such an anecdotal hero a little dangerous?
The Cinématographe in Lausanne screened a restored version of the famous «Stalker» on Tuesday. Let's take a look back at Andrei Tarkovski's film, a feature-length film full of mysticism and masterful imagery.
Delphine Lehericey's new film, which won an award at the Locarno Film Festival, moves away from drama to offer us a sensitive comedy about grief and reconstruction. Does the film strike the right balance between laughter and tears?
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