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«The Fabelmans»: Spielberg puts his dreams on hold

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«The Fabelmans»: Spielberg puts his dreams on hold

written by Jean Friedrich

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.

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«A.I. Artificial Intelligence», on the verge of tears

Films

«A.I. Artificial Intelligence», on the verge of tears

By Eugène Praz · 20 January 2021

Spielberg's formal purity

«Duel»: one of the few films that are both intellectual and popular

Films

«Duel»: one of the few films that are both intellectual and popular

By Jonas Follonier · 06 January 2021

A film about the relationship between men and women

Cinema and the Shoah: a look at horror

Films

Cinema and the Shoah: a look at horror

By Antoine-Frédéric Bernhard · 07 October 2020

«The Shoah inscribed a decisive crisis at the heart of the 20th century, marking it irrevocably. Cinema was the art of the 20th century», writes Jean-Michel Frodon. So it's easy to see why the seventh art form is an essential part of today's reflection on the Holocaust. Each film on the subject brings with it controversy and debate, but it also casts a new light on the unfathomable mystery of the Shoah, the annihilation of man by man. So what is the strong link between cinema and the Shoah? And how do films illustrate or condition a singular relationship to the event in question?

«Stop me if you can»: DiCaprio as a fraudster

Films

«Stop me if you can»: DiCaprio as a fraudster

By Alissa Musumeci · April 29, 2020

Whatever the price, whatever the scam

Candles needed for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Schindler's List

Films

Candles needed for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Schindler's List

By Loris S. Musumeci · March 30, 2019

Le Regard Libre N° 48 – Loris S. Musumeci Vingt-cinq ans qu’est sorti dans les salles un film qui a...

«Jean-Christophe and Winnie»: childhood and the quest for self

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«Jean-Christophe and Winnie»: childhood and the quest for self

By Virginia Eufemi · November 14, 2018

Cinema Wednesdays - Virginia Eufemi «Jean-Christophe, what day is it? Today, Winnie. Oh, my favorite day!» A Saturday afternoon...

«Ready Player One»: science fiction that hits the mark

Films

«Ready Player One»: science fiction that hits the mark

By Jonas Follonier · April 11, 2018

Cinema Wednesdays - Jonas Follonier The year is 2054. Humanity is facing numerous social, ecological and political problems...

Joël Dicker - The deep plot, too ambitious?

Literature

Joël Dicker - The deep plot, too ambitious?

By Nicolas Jutzet · March 27, 2018

Les lettres romandes du mardi – Nicolas Jutzet Le nouveau roman de Joël Dicker, qui par son épaisseur rappelle celui qui...

«Pentagon Papers: freedom of expression, a common good

Films

«Pentagon Papers: freedom of expression, a common good

By Nicolas Jutzet · 07 February 2018

Les mercredis du cinéma – Nicolas Jutzet Une nouvelle fois, Steven Spielberg voit et touche juste. En permettant à une...