Alice Diop is obsessed with the clarity and precision of her language. When she talks about her films, she turns around an idea for a long time, suspends her sentence for a moment in search of the right word, then finally gives up to try […]
♦ Saint-Omer **** by Alice Diop French film, 2 h 02 In a moving film, director Alice Diop reconstructs the trial of a young infanticide mother, inspired by the conviction of Fabienne Kabou to fifteen years in prison for having drowned her child on a […]
♦ See Paris again *** by Alice Winocourt French film, 1 h 45 Mia (Virginie Efira), a Russian translator, finds herself by one of these effects of chance “in the wrong place, at the wrong time”: an attack perpetrated in a Parisian brasserie. Several months […]
♦Leila and her brothers *** by Saeed Roustayi Iranian film, 2 h 45 The Jourablou family lives on their father’s meager retirement pension. Only Leila, the daughter, has a stable job. To get her family out of this situation, she plans to buy a shop […]
♦ A Chiara *** by Jonas Carpignano Italian film, 2 h 01 With this latest installment of his Calabrian trilogy, director Jonas Carpignano focuses on the life of an ordinary 16-year-old girl, whose eyes will suddenly open when she learns that her family belongs to […]
And there was a morning by Eran Kolirin Israeli film, 1 h 41 We discovered the Israeli filmmaker in 2007 with The visit of the marching band, a little jewel of humor featuring the tribulations of an Egyptian police band, which arrives in Israel to […]
The cross : Why did you decide to make a film on the Viguier affair? Antoine Raimbault : It turns out that I attended the two trials of Jacques Viguier and that I discovered there the functioning of our justice which I knew in fact […]
