For his eighth film, Albert Dupontel plunges us into a political thriller, while maintaining his comic and poetic habits. A program that promises a high abstention rate.
At a time when «trial films» seem to be making a comeback, Cédric Kahn plays the radical card with a solid, brilliant and funny film about the French judicial machine of the mid-1970s.
Turning the biography of a dictator responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths into a film is a daring gamble. All the more so when you mix dark humor and fantasy. Unfortunately, the ingredients just don't mix.
Lorsque Eiichirō Oda, l’auteur du manga le plus vendu de l’histoire, a annoncé le projet d’adaptation de son œuvre en...
Meilleur film en compétition internationale au Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival (NIFF) et, accessoirement, Grand Prix de la Critique, le...
Nanni Moretti's fifteenth feature film, «Vers un avenir radieux» (Towards a Bright Future) acts as a testamentary film. Beneath its false allure of comedy, the film turns into a laborious lesson in cinema. But can you blame Moretti for doing Moretti?
Pixar continues its industrial-scale production of imaginary worlds with a new concept: a city inhabited by elemental beings. A delightful film, but one that quickly gives way to adult boredom.
Wes Anderson is probably the most recognizable of contemporary filmmakers. With his symmetrical shots, absurdist humor and pastel colors, the American filmmaker has established his own style. But has he locked himself into his own pattern with
The French rap talent show is back for a second season on Netflix. The first season won over its audience. This season seems to be preaching to the same converted. The lack of renewal could leave rap skeptics on the sidelines.