Films

«Black Adam»: the heavy fall of the American blockbuster

By Jordi Gabioud · October 26, 2022

Voilà plus d’une décennie que les films de super-héros sont lâchés au public comme une longue série de conserves de...

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«Blonde»: the story of an unhinged Marilyn Monroe

By Leïla Favre · 05 October 2022

After several years without a feature film, Andrew Dominik has re-entered the film industry with a bang, with his controversial Netflix production. Released on Wednesday September 28 on the platform, Blonde, a fictional biopic adapted from the novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates, tells the story of an alternative, fictionalized life of Marilyn Monroe. A dramatic portrait that borders on the fantastic and encounters scandal.

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«Don't Worry Darling» sinks its potential

By Leïla Favre · September 28, 2022

After stepping behind the camera for the first time in 2019 with Booksmart, Olivia Wilde leaves the comedy trail in a radical way with her psychological thriller Don't Worry Darling A film that proves slightly incomplete despite a carefully crafted mise-en-scène.

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«Continental drift»: geopolitics as a circus

By Fanny Agostino · September 24, 2022

Lionel Baier's latest production, La dérive des continents (au sud) follows two of his previous films, Comme...

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«Everybody loves Jeanne»: the pleasures of depression

By Jordi Gabioud · September 17, 2022

For her first feature film, Céline Devaux is right on target. Through the character of Jeanne Mayer, superbly played by Blanche Gardin,...

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«Les Cinq Diables»: looking beyond the tip of your nose

By Jonas Follonier · September 10, 2022

Unveiled in May at the Cannes Film Festival's Quinzaine, *Les Cinq Diables* takes its name from the sports center that serves as...

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«Une urgence ordinaire», a film that denounces evils with few words

By Leïla Favre · 04 September 2022

In Une urgence ordinaire, French-Moroccan director Mohcine Besri invites us to immerse ourselves in the hellish wait of a family victimized...

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«Flee», when the past meets the present 

By Fanny Agostino · August 24, 2022

In the same vein as Waltz with Bashir (2008) and Persepolis (2007), the animated film Flee explores memory and...

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«Jojo Rabbit»: the satire that proves ridicule is deadly

By Leïla Favre · August 20, 2022

Following the success of *Thor: Ragnarok*, released in 2017, New Zealand director Taika Waititi is back with his satirical comedy...