PORTRAIT – Award for interpretation at the last Cannes Film Festival, this young Texan actor is as moving as it is disturbing in Nitram by Justin Kurzel. Parisian meeting before the shooting of the next Besson. In his Paris hotel room, he sports long blond hair and expresses himself gently, smoking cigarettes from time to […]
CRITICISM – Young Jews are hiding in Chambord and in the surrounding forest. A nice film between historical narrative and fable. Between historical narrative and fable, Mona Achache’s latest feature film addresses the fate of Jewish children hidden under the Occupation. During the summer of 1942, a group of young Parisians arrived at the Château […]
CRITICISM – The director of Love at first sight in Notting HillRoger Michell, succeeds in a rhythmic and funny film, between the social cinema of Ken Loach and the English comedy of the 1960s. As elegant as it is fierce. It’s a true story that captivated England so much that it ended in a James […]
VIDEO – Entitled The Way of the Water, the second feature film in the franchise directed by James Cameron will be back in theaters on December 14. If the first images say little about the content of the scenario, the paradise of Jack Sully is, it seems, no longer what it was. Decryption. The wait […]
The bloody revenge of a young Viking prince, a news item that plunged Australia into mourning, a Robin Hood who steals a Goya painting in London… What should we see this week? Discover the cinema selection of Figaro. The Northman – To have Action by Robert Eggers, 2h17 Robert Eggers places the action in the […]
In theaters this Wednesday, the comedy by Jean-Pierre Améris tells the true story of a peasant from the Tarn ready to do anything to save his farm. Until setting up a cabaret on his farm. “David, a young farmer, has just had an idea: to save his farm from bankruptcy, he is going to set […]
MAINTENANCE – In turn to live, director Philippe Azoulay followed the director’s creative cavalcade for seven years. A sensitive portrait that captures the creative process of an artist who believes in the incredible fertility of chaos. The journalist-documentary maker Philippe Azoulay is a child of the ball. He grew up in the great family of […]
PORTRAIT – Coming from the Paris Opera, she explodes as a dancer and actress in “En corps”, the latest film by Cédric Klapisch, which has exceeded one million admissions. A small pointed chin, cat’s eyes, a pretty triangular face, a smile that carries everything, and then this mischievous look that brightens up her natural elegance… […]
REVIEW – With this scrupulous reconstruction of Nordic culture in the 10th century, American director Robert Eggers signs an ambitious and epic film. Note the spelling. Amlet. The “h” is in the wrong place. Student Shakespeare is asked to remain seated. Robert Eggers has the right to situate the action among the Vikings in the […]
REVIEW – The strange beauty of Bhutan is revealed in this first film, which recounts the arrival of a teacher in an establishment at 5,000 meters above sea level. WhatsApp and Tantric Buddhism are now fighting a tough fight in Bhutan. The country deploys immense mountains that enclose an ancestral spirituality, but its youth does […]