A world ** by Laura Wander Belgian film, 1 h 13 Impressive in mastery and conciseness, this first film by Laura Wandel seduced the Croisette this summer during the Cannes Film Festival where it won the international critics’ prize in the Un certain regard section. […]
Irradiated ** by Rithy Panh Documentary, 1:28 For twenty years and its documentary S21, the Khmer Rouge death machine, the filmmaker Rithy Panh builds, film after film, an important work of memory on the genocide committed by the communist regime in Cambodia in which he […]
♦ Our children’s souls *** by Mike Mills American film, 1 h 48 Impressive duo of presence, Joaquin Phoenix and the young Woody Norman compose an uncle and a nephew who are learning to know each other. » READ THE REVIEW. “Our children’s souls”, growing […]
Farewell Paris ** by Edouard Baer French film, 1 h 36 Being invited to attend in a chic restaurant the annual meal of eight friends, “legends of Parisian life”, who make a point of meeting to compare themselves, we were salivating in advance, ready to […]
A young girl who is well * by Sandrine Kiberlain French film, 1 h 38 We are in Paris in 1942 but it could happen at any time. Irene, 19, is preparing for the conservatory and, all in her passion for the theater and the […]
The promises ** by Thomas Kruithof French film, 1 h 38 Municipal ** by Thomas Paulot French documentary film, 1 h 49 If cinema has a power, it is that of holding up a reflective mirror on our time and its questions. While the presidential […]
The place of another * by Aurelia Georges French film, 1 h 52 Identity theft has seen many variations in cinema, from Return of Martin Guerre at Parasite Passing by Welcome to Gattaca, without wearing out as the theme fascinates. Aurélia Georges renews it in […]
Los Lobos ** by Samuel Kishi Leopo Mexican film, 1 h 35 When 8-year-old Max and 5-year-old Leo arrive with their mother, Lucia, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, they don’t yet know what awaits them. For these two little Mexicans who lived on the other side […]
Lynx ** by Laurent Geslin French documentary, 1 h 24 It is discreet but, once seen, it is easily recognized. Collar of long hair around the neck, triangular ears surmounted by a tuft of black hair, short tail and long legs: the Eurasian lynx fascinates […]
Memory Box** by Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige Franco-Lebanese film, 1 h 42 In the last scene of the film, a panoramic shot embraces the port of Beirut and irrepressibly evokes the imminence of the catastrophe which will once again plunge Lebanon into chaos. The […]
