Since taking over from Gaëtan Puaud, founder of the Messiaen Festival in 2019, Bruno Messina has been part of the same dynamic: celebrating the work of the teacher and his students, while giving a large place to creation through a policy of orders. → READ. […]
On board *** by Guillaume Brac French film, 1 h 35 One summer night, on the banks of the Seine, Félix meets Alma, a sparkling redhead, with whom he spends the night in a public garden. In the early morning, the beauty slips away like […]
Old ** by M. Night Shyamalan American movie, 1 hour 48 minutes After appropriating the superhero movie with Glass in 2019, M. Night Shyamalan is continuing his experiments. With Old, the filmmaker returns to his first love, supernatural horror. This wins the characters while they […]
Onoda, 10,000 nights in the jungle *** by Arthur Harari International co-production, 2:45 After the surrender of Japan in August 1945, a handful of Imperial Army soldiers scattered across Pacific islands refused to believe in defeat and continued to fight an imaginary enemy, sometimes for […]
♦ Onoda, 10,000 nights in the jungle *** by Arthur Harari International co-production, 2:45 Arthur Harari tells the true story of a Japanese officer who lived for thirty years on a Pacific island refusing to admit defeat. Discovered in Cannes, this atypical film in French […]
Good mother ** Hafsia Herzi French film, 1 h 39 Two years later You deserve a love, Hafsia Herzi, actress revealed in particular by Abdellatif Kechiche, confirms her talent as a director with this film about a courageous mother from the northern districts of Marseille […]
Kaamelott-first part ** by Alexandre Astier French film, 2 hours “Toalone, we go faster; together, we go further. “ In King Arthur’s little world, only the first part of this African proverb is worth. It is indeed the drama of the monarch who reigns over […]
Luxor * by Zeina Durra Egyptian-British film, 1 h 26 “The old world is dying, the new is slow to appear”, wrote the Italian writer Antonio Gramsci in his prison in 1929. This sentence takes on its full meaning on Hana’s lips. Her reunion with […]
At the end of a somewhat chaotic closing ceremony, it’s good Titanium of the French Julia Ducournau who won the Palme d’Or of the 74e edition of the Cannes Film Festival. The president of the Jury, Spike Lee, obviously little informed of the uses, had […]
Great minds think alike. Favorite of The cross within this extraordinary edition of the Cannes Film Festival, Drive my car, of the Japanese Ryusuke Hamaguchi, also seduced the ecumenical jury who presented him with his prize, Saturday, July 17. The film has also already received […]
