Play with fire ** by Delphine and Muriel Coulin French film, 1h58 The Coulin sisters, as it is now appropriate to call these two filmmakers who came late and together to direct, have the art of approaching the brutality of our contemporary societies through the intimate and of questioning the way in which women are … Read more
Saint-Ex ** by Pablo Agüero French film, 1h38 It undoubtedly took an Argentine director to dare to appropriate without complexes all the mythology conveyed by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and take it into a poetic dimension that the author of the film would undoubtedly not have denied. Little Prince. Pablo Aguero (The Witches of Akelarre,Eva doesn’t … Read more
Women on the balcony * by Noémie Merlant French film, 1h43 Noémie Merlant never ceases to amaze us. As a multifaceted actress (Portrait of the girl on fire, Tar, A good man, Emmanuelle) and as a director. After My beloved mon amoura first feature film shot in two weeks, she signs a feminist horror comedy, … Read more
Conclave * d’Edward Berger American-British film, 2:01 a.m. Does the conclave have to fascinate to stimulate the imagination of writers and filmmakers to this extent? “One of the best kept secrets in the world”, explains director Edward Berger who, he says, really wanted to put his camera there. The adaptation of Robert Harris’s bestselling novel, … Read more
On a thread *** by Reda Kateb French film, 1h56 “Acrobats, we admire them; We love clowns. » Injured during a circus act, Jo, a young virtuoso string artist, follows the path traced by the author of this maxim, Gilles, clown from the Nez pour Rire association. She accompanies him on his rounds at the … Read more
Love phew ** by Gilles Lellouche Franco-Belgian film, 2h40 In their small northern town, Jackie and Clotaire have little in common. A rebellious but studious high school student, this middle-class teenager, looked after by her father, dreams of a bright future, revenge on the life that took her mother from her. Zonard (as they say … Read more