Films

En salle le 16 juin

Films
14 June 2021

Just Philippot, director of The Swarm

Interview

After several short films, Just Philippot is directing a long movie, The Swarm. Written by Jérôme Genevray and Franck Victor during the So Film’s residence dedicated to genre cinema, this…

Films
3 June 2021

Nine Antico, director of Playlist

interview

Nine Antico's first feature film, Playlist, was released this Wednesday. The comic book writer has created a lovely black and white comedy starring Sara Forestier as a woman soon to…

Films
21 May 2021

Yorgos Lamprinos, editor of The Father

Interview

Yorgos Lamprinos (not to be confused with his compatriot director Yorgos Lanthimos) is a cosmopolitan editor with an impeccable CV : he has worked with Medhi Charef, Costa Gavras and…

Musée du Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac

Films
6 May 2021

Kim O’Bomsawin, director of Call Me Human

Interview

An Abenaki filmmaker driven by the desire to pass on, Kim O'Bomsawin made her last documentary, Call Me Human, about the Innu poet Joséphine Bacon, an inspired and inspiring figure…

Films
16 April 2021

Olivier Babinet, co-director of Robert Mitchum is Dead

Interview

Somewhere Else and Dulac Cinémas join forces to bring you a weekly selection of films. This week, meet Olivier Babinet. The director, a former ad man whose latest feature film,…

EventsFilms
2 February 2021

Emile Brami (Louis-Ferdinand Céline et le cinéma)

Interview

Abel Gance, Roger Vadim, Jean-Luc Godard : they all dreamt to adapt Journey to the end of the night for the screen. But Louis-Ferdinand Céline's masterpiece, published in 1932, is…

July 1st in theaters

Films
7 July 2020

« Jumbo is a kind of modern fairy tale »

Interview

Zoé Wittock’s first sensitive and audacious movie, Jumbo, is released today and it is our favourite of the week. A good opportunity to talk funfair and female desire with its…

29/01/2020 in Theaters

Films
27 January 2020

Revenir

Interview : Niels Schneider

Encounter with the actor who plays in the first sensual and solar film by Jessica Palud

29/01/2020 in Theaters

Films
27 January 2020

Jojo Rabbit

MoonReich Kingdom

Taika Waititi, the new Disney loved member, debuts his run for the Oscars with a hilarious comedy about a child whose imaginary friend is Adolf Hitler.

22/01/20 in Theaters

Films
27 January 2020

The Breitner Commando

Interview : Linh-Dan Pham

Encounter with the actrice of Abdel Raouf Dafri's first feature film that explores the damages of the Algerian War.

January 22 in Theaters

Films
23 January 2020

Bombshell

#MeToo

Nicole Kidman, Charlize Theron, Margot Robbie sont à l’affiche de ce film qui dénonce d’un même mouvement la chaîne d’info en continue conservatrice Fox News et le harcèlement que faisait…

January 22 in Theaters

Films
23 January 2020

La Llorona

The general in his labyrinth

Jayro Bustamente use des codes du cinéma de genre pour mettre en lumière les tourments de son pays, le Guatemala, en quête de justice. Etrange…

20/ 11/ 2019 in theaters

EventsFilms
21 November 2019

Knives and Skin

Teenage Fanclub

An organic thriller with lynchian references, Jennifer Reeder's second feature film brings a new take on teenage movies. We met the director in Deauville. 

11/20/19 in theaters

Films
19 November 2019

Les Éblouis

a little, a lot, blindly

Sarah Suco takes us inside a sectarian catholic community. A fine story inspired by her own childhood, reminding us of the children still oppressed in those communities.

13/11/19 in theaters

Films
15 November 2019

Noura Rêve

Interview

Through this social love story, Hinde Boujemaa denounces gender inequalities in relationships, in a contexte where adultery and deliquency are put on equal footing. Interview.

On 13/11/19 in a collector DVD Blue-Ray boxset

Films
8 November 2019

Donnie Darko

Mad World

Interview with Richard Kelly, cursed director of one of the cult movies of the 00's : Donnie Darko which is re-released on November 13th in a DVD Blue-Ray collector boxset, available…

11/06/2019 in theaters

Films
6 November 2019

Une Colonie

Thanks Daddy, thanks Mommy...

Sensitive teen movie shot almost like a documentary, Quebecker director Geneviève Dulude-de Celles’s first fiction feature film was awarded the Generation Golden Bear at the 2019 Berlin film festival. Rightfully…

The 26/06/2019 on cinemas

Films
30 October 2019

Yves

The singing fridge

Comedy that made sensation in Cannes, Yves by Benoît Forgeard is also a musical film. We met Bertrand Burgalat who wrote the soundtrack on the Croisette. Interview.

10/30/19 in theaters

Films
28 October 2019

The Traitor

family buisiness

Portrait of the first Cosa Nostra’s repentant, Tommaso Bruscettaco, Marcho Bellocchio’s movie give to Pierfrancesco Favino (Romenzo Criminal, Suburra) a complex Mafioso part as he likes. Interview

18/10/2019 on Netflix

Films
25 October 2019

The Laundromat

The Wolves of Panama

Introduced in the official selection at the Venice Mostra, Soderbergh's dark comedy makes fun of the lawyer practice at the heart of the Panama Papers, while trying to initiate us…

10/23/2019 in theaters

Films
21 October 2019

5 is the perfect number – drowning by numbers

Drowning by Numbers

Igort adapts his graphic novel in theaters (the most translated one) and directs his first film. An unclassifiable and probably future Italian classic.

10/16/2019 in theaters

Films
15 October 2019

Hustlers

$howgirls

A striptease movie starring some of the most famous pop star ? Hustlers is even more than that.

On october in theaters

Films
15 October 2019

Little Monsters & Zombieland : Double Tap

Laughing to death

For the two new zombie comedies’ theatrical release, a short track record of the funniest films full of living dead… A decade long prolific pandemic.

Le 16/10/2019 en salles

Films
13 October 2019

Matthias & Maxime

Less than a year after The Life & Death of John F. Donovan, Xavier Dolan offers a movie about friendship. A return to his origins that seems to feel good for…

01/20/2020 in theaters

Films
10 October 2019

Adoration

Interview

Master of horror and genre à la française, Fabrice du Welz presented his sixth film, Adoration, during the Etrange Festival. Interview

09/10/2019 IN THEATERS

Films
9 October 2019

Soeurs d’Armes & Papicha

Resilience

Both Caroline Fourest's and Mounia Meddour's movies chose a general public and efficient kind of cinema to promote female empowerment in the face of islamism. Explainations.

09/ 10/ 2019 in theaters

Films
8 October 2019

Joker Culte

Chronicle

Joaquin Phoenix is the 5th actor to take the super bad guy part on screen. But, according to us, if there were only one ?

09/ 10/ 2019 in theaters

Films
8 October 2019

JOKER

A super vilain

Todd Phillip's Joker, played by Joaquin Pheonix, arrives endowed with a Golden Lion in Venice. It is the result of a process that turns the bad guys of pop culture into…

10/09/2019 in theaters

Films
3 October 2019

On a Magical Night

Chiara Mastroianni, Honore(d)

Christophe Honoré’s favourite actress was awarded in the Un Certain Regard competition in Cannes for the movie On a Magical Night. Overview of a modern and brash woman invigorating the…

10/02/2019 in theaters

Films
2 October 2019

Aznavour by Charles

Aznavour Filmmaker

Made with Super 8 images filmed by Charles Aznavour from 1948 to 1982, the peculiar documentary is produced by Mischa Aznavour, son of the singer, and directed by Marc di…

09/25/2019 In theaters

Films
30 September 2019

Bacurau

Once Upon a Time In Brazil

Winner of the Jury's Prize, Kleber Mendonca Filho and Juliano Dornelles' movie focuses on the torments of their native Nordeste, under the disguise of a manchase. Chilling.

25/09/2019 in theaters

Films
26 September 2019

Port Authority

Interview

Danielle Lessovitz' first feature film, Port Authority, depicts the rebirth of the New York Voguing scene, thirty years after Madonna's hit. We met the transgenre star Leyna Bloom.

09/25/ 2019 in theaters

EventsFilms
23 September 2019

Hal Hartley

Minimal compact

90’s independant cinema’s icon, Hal Hartley wrote and directed the “Long Island Trilogy” (The Unbelievable Truth, Trust, Simple Men) rerunning today. We met him in Deauville where Trust was awarded…

Deauville Film Destival 2019

Films
19 September 2019

Geena Davis

Interview

The Thelma & Louise  star came to Deauville to premiere the documentary she produced : This Changes Everything. An opportunity to discuss gender equality, Me Too and other issues that matter to…

Deauville Film Festival 2019

Films
19 September 2019

Swallow

Interview

With a smothering feature film, inspired by a personal story, Carlo Mirabella-Davis charms Deauville and wins the Special Prize. Going back on this feminist movie, with its director.

09/18/2019 in theaters

Films
18 September 2019

Lucky day

90's Generation

This Bloody thriller marks one of Hollywood wonder boys’ come back. Roger Avary, Pulp Fiction’s screenwriter and Killing Zoé’s director. Has he something new to say ?

In theaters 09/18/2019

Films
18 September 2019

Ad Astra

To infinity and the depth of the self

James Gray's movie, carried by a graceful Brad Pitt, turns a quest of the self and the father into an impressive spatial superproduction. Explanation.

Deauville Film Festival 2019

EventsFilms
17 September 2019

Watch List

Interview

Honest and violent, Ben Rekhi’s feature film was competing in the Deauville American film festival. Taking place in the Philippines, the film is focusing on the war on drugs that…

On the 18/09/2019 in theaters

Films
17 September 2019

Portrait of a lady on fire

Fiery women

Welcomed with a standing ovation during last Cannes Festival, Céline Sciamma's latest movie is one of those that leave lasting marks on your eyes and in your heart. Going back…

Deauville Film Festival 2019

EventsFilms
17 September 2019

Greener Grass

Interview

The wacky Greener Grass premiered in Deauville. Giving the opportunity to meet the colorful directors Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe.

On 09/18/ 2019 in Theatres

Films
17 September 2019

Carrie

Stranger Age

Brian De Palma’s most famous film, Carrie (1977) is out again on September the 18th. Giving us the occasion to talk about teenage rampage, inspiring for many genres on big…

Le 03/09/2019 en DVD

Films
16 September 2019

90’s

That’s 90 show

Film. Directed by the actor Jonah Hill, this chronicle on the backdrop of skateboard in L.A. was knowledge by the critics as the first movie of a genius director. What…

Deauville Film Festival 2019

EventsFilms
16 September 2019

Guy Nattiv

Skin

Jamie Bell, unrecognizable as a skinhead with a tattooed face, is at the heart of Skin, an impressive radiography of white supremacist groups. We met the director, Guy Nattiv, in…

Since 25/01/2019 on HBO

Films
15 September 2019

Share

Euphoria Generation

Presented in Cannes and Deauville film festival, this HBO movie explores a teenage girl’s intimacy while being exposed by a sexual harassment video. Following the line of Euphoria, of which…

Deauville Film Festival 2019

EventsFilms
13 September 2019

Jennifer Reeder

Knives and Skin

Organic thriller, lynchian references, the second Jennifer Reeders’s feature film reinvents the teenage movie. We met with the director in Deauville.

Le 11/09/2019 en salles

11 September 2019

Blinded by the Light

Born in the U.K.

Gurinder Chadha's film, a typical feel-good movie with it's flaws and  qualities, show how British cinema is reinventing itself through its Indian-Pakistanese minority. Overview.

In theaters 11/09/2019

Films
10 September 2019

You Deserve a Lover

A feminist Kechiche ?

Présenté cette année à Cannes lors de la Semaine de la critique, ce film signe les débuts de Hafsia Herzi en tant que réalisatrice. Et si la muse de Kechiche…

Le 04/ 09/ 2019 en salle

Films
6 September 2019

Viendra le feu

Caliente

Le film quasi documentaire au final brulant, le second long métrage de l’espagnol Oliver Laxe a été récompensé à Cannes. Impressionnant !

24/08/2019 in DVDs

Films
5 September 2019

Mais vous êtes fous

A Family Affair

Centré sur un couple ravagé par l’addiction de l’un d’eux, le premier film d’Audrey Diwan est un thriller intime électrisant. Rencontre avec la réalisatrice.

20/08/2019 in DVDs

Films
4 September 2019

Birds of Passage

The anti-Narcos

Film. Les narcos, on connaît ça par cœur. Mais qu’y avait-il avant ? Cristina Gallego et Ciro Guerra retournent aux sources du mal dans Les Oiseaux de passage, épopée hallucinée…

In theaters 28/08/2019

Films
4 September 2019

An Easy Girl

Emma, Nana, Zahia...

Le film de Rebecca Zlotowski, conte moral sur les amours tarifés chics et raffinés,réhabilite et starifie Zahia Dehar. Mais qu’est-ce qui plaît tant au cinéma chez les escortes et autres…

Depuis le 02/07/ 2019 sur Canal +

Films
3 September 2019

Years and Years

The futur is now

Broadcast last spring in the UK then the US, this warning British tv-show is coming on Canal +. A show to watch not to miss the future.

Le 21/08/2019 EN SALLE

Films
3 September 2019

Thalasso

Michel and Gérard in bathrobes

Guillaume Nicloux's new feature film sends Michel Houellebecq and Gerards Depardieu in thalassotherapy. Inbewteen documentary and polar, mud bath and fancy wine. Introduction.

IN THEATRES 21/08/2019

Films
3 September 2019

Roubaix, Une Lumière

Thou Shall Not Kill

Avec Roubaix, Une Lumière, Arnaud Desplechin retourne dans sa ville natale et nous plonge dans une enquête policière sombre, aux connotations religieuses intrigantes. Décryptage.

Cannes 2019 : A Certain Look

EventsFilms
3 September 2019

Freedom

Interview

Albert Serra’s films are inspired by Sade, Casanova or Dracula… In Freedom, he films the forest at night and imagines a libertine orgy in the time of Louis XV. We met…

Since 02/07/ 2019 on Canal +

Films
28 August 2019

The Loudest Voice

Wrong voice

Carried by an intense and prosthetic Russell Crow, this miniseries follows the controversial Roger Ailes who died in 2017.

In theatres on 08/14/2019

Films
19 August 2019

Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood

Golden Age

In his last film, Tarantino steps on the gaz direction 60's Hollywood and he awakens the dead. Focus on a remarkably nostalgic film.

08/14/2019 in theaters

EventsFilms
19 August 2019

Perdrix

Interviews

The actors Swann Arlaud and Maud Wyler tell us more about Erwan Leduc's first film, a comedy between absurd and emotions presented this year for Cannes' Directors' Fortnight.

On the 08/03/2019 in DVD

Films
30 July 2019

Dragged Across Concrete

Offside

Too dark, too unclassifiable, too ambiguous, S. Craig Zahler's film is maybe the best of the year, but it directly comes out in DVD. Why? How? We look at the…

In theaters on July 7th

Films
30 July 2019

Midsommar

With a Friend Like Ari

Couple crisis and sectarian drift... After Hereditary, Ari Aster explores human nature again with this cruelty that became his trademark.

In theatres on 07/24/2019

Films
22 July 2019

Donnie Darko

Mad World

We met Richard Kelly, cursed director of one of 2000's cult films. Donnie Darko comes out today in restored version and « director’s cut ».

The 24/07/2019 on theathers

Films
19 July 2019

Give Me Liberty

« My life is a Zemeckis film »

The russian-american director Kirill Mikhanovsky tells his genesis of his second film presented to the Sundance and to the Director's Fortnight of Cannes.

In theaters on June 17th

Films
18 July 2019

The Tiger of Eschnapur & The Tomb of Love

The doomed temple

Last movies by Fritz Lang, this diptych with great show from 1959 is released in a restored version. A Baroque masterpiece that inspired many directors of blockbusters. Explanations.

In theaters on July 17th

Films
17 July 2019

Never Look Away

The art of war

Newest movie by director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, acclaimed for The Lives of Others, this drama recounts the fate of a German painter in search of his artistic identity over…

In theatres on 07/17/2019

Films
13 July 2019

Her Smell

Punk·e

90's punk drama, Alex Ross Perry's new film is played by Elisabeth Moss, whose psycho rocker role echoes mad and junky Courtney love. Focus on an ambivalent experience. 

In theaters on June 10th

Films
10 July 2019

Cities of Last Things

Neon Demon

Awared in Beaune, the first feature film by Wi Ding Ho demonstrates once again the strength of the Asian thriller.

In theatres on 07/03/2018

Films
2 July 2019

So Long My Son

Alone against the world

Xiaoshuai Wang's new drama mixes the destiny of fictional characters and the real destiny of contemporary China.

EventsFilms
1 July 2019

Champs-Élysées Film Festival

The prize list

The Jury Prize of the Independent American Film (consisting of an endowment of 11 000 € to the French distributor) was awarded to the documentary Pahokee by Ivete Lucas and…

In theaters on June 26th

Films
24 June 2019

A Brother’s Love

A family resemblance

Good surprise from the Un Certain Regard selection of the Cannes Film Festival, the first film of Monia Chokri is the funny version of the hypersensitive cinema from his compatriot…

The 19/06/2019 on cinemas

Films
18 June 2019

The Mustang (Nevada)

The woman whispering in the horses's ear

Meeting in Malibu with Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre and her horse, to evoke his first film The Mustang.

Le 19/06/2019 in cinemas

Films
18 June 2019

Le Choc du futur

Woman Machine

The first film of the music producer goes back to sources of the electro through the gaze of a young prodigy of synthesizers. We met Marc Collin and the actress, Alma…

In theatres on 06/19/2019

Films
17 June 2019

Deerskin

King of Comedy

Quentin Dupieux rejuvenates French comedy... A look back to an unusual director's career, on the occasion of the release of his new film.

In theatres on 06/19/2019

Films
17 June 2019

Tolkien

This is a man's world ?

On the occasion of the relase of Tolkien directed by Dome Karukoski, which displays the group of friends of Lord of the Rings' author, decoding of boys' clubs' culture in cinema.

July 5th in cinemas

Films
11 June 2019

Piranhas

Forbidden Games

Silver Bear at Berlin and Jury Prize at the Beaune International Police Film Festival, the Claudio Giovannesi film, adapted from the Roberto Saviano best-seller, is a rude dive on a…

July 5 on cinemas

Films
7 June 2019

Zombi Child

The Boredom of the Living Dead

Theoric movie and sometimes abstract, the new Bertrand Bonello proposes a different vision of zombies that have burst upon the Croisette. Explanations.

In theatres on 06/05/2019

Films
4 June 2019

Parasite

A family business

Palme d’Or at Cannes Festival in 2019, the film directed by South-Korean Bong Joon-Ho is a joyful and clever cop comedy.

June 5th on cinemas

Films
4 June 2019

The City of Fear

Is it the best film of the Cannes Film Festival ?

At the end of this 72nd edition of the Cannes Film Festival and of a Giant Carioca near the Palace of Festivals and Conferences, The City of Fear is back in…

Cannes 2019: Official Selection

EventsFilms
3 June 2019

Jean-Michel Blais

Matthias & Maxime

Jean-Michel Blais composed the music for Xavier Dolan’s new film. We met him at the SACEM meetings in Cannes for talk to us about his work with the little prodigy…

Cannes 2019: Un Certain Regard

EventsFilms
3 June 2019

On A Magical Night

Chiara Mastroianni, Honor(ed)

Christophe Honoré's favourite actress has won the Best Performance Prize from the Un certain regard committee at the Cannes Film Festival for her role in On A Magical Night. Portrait of a modern…

Cannes 2019: Official selection

EventsFilms
24 May 2019

Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood

Golden Age

In his lastest movie, Quentin Tarantino takes us on the Hollywood planet of the 1960s and doesn't hesitate to wake up the dead. The result ? A movie with a…

Cannes 2019: Official selection

EventsFilms
23 May 2019

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Hailed at the Cannes Film Festival, Céline Sciamma's newest movie is one of those that soaks the eye and the heart. Let's go back to this burning drama that could have…

Cannes 2019 : ACID

EventsFilms
21 May 2019

Camila Morrone

Interview

She's on the bill Mickey and the Bear and at Di Caprio's side at Cannes. She talks about her role in Anabelle Attanasio's first film. The one of the young Mickey Peck, who…

In theatres on 05/15/2019

Films
19 May 2019

Long Shot (séduis-moi si tu peux)

What women think

Don't judge a film by its title, it's not yet another romantic pseudo-comedy. It's better, much better.

On June 19 in cinemas

Films
19 May 2019

Nevada

Wild Wild West

First film of the french Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre, Nevada is a modern western to the bitter and staggering beauty. Display.

On 04/24/2019 on Arte

Films
13 May 2019

The Image Book

A Film by Godard about Godard… For Godard ?

Awarded with a special Palme d'Or during 2018 Cannes Festival, The Image Book directed by Jean-Luc Godard shows us Godard's different faces, which created the character he is today. Here's our…

On 04/10/2019 in theatres

Films
7 May 2019

Birds of passage

Anti-Narcos

We know narcos by heart. But what was there before? Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra come back to the origins of evil in Birds of passage, Wayuu Indians' crazy epic

In theatres on 05/08/2019

Films
7 May 2019

Retour de flamme

50 years old, instruction manual

Film. Comedy about mid-life crisis at fifty, new Juan Vera's Argentinian film freshens the genre with humor.

May 1st on cinemas

Films
2 May 2019

Gloria Bell

Always Moore

With this chronic of a lonely woman on a disco vintage background. Sebastian Lelio (Oscar of the best foreign film with A Fantastic Woman) offers a tailor-made role to Julianne Moore. Display.

On 04/03/2019 in theatres

Films
17 April 2019

Tel Aviv On Fire

Hummus Fever

Sameh Zoabi's comedy ingeniously mixes humour and an involved look over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Explanations.

In theatres on 04/03/2019

Films
17 April 2019

L’héritage des 500 000

Treasure hunt

Toshiro Mifune's only film, Kurosawa's favourite actor, is an efficient thriller which slowly turns into a moral tale. A unic film never seen again since it came out in 1963.

In theatres on 03/27/2019

Films
17 April 2019

C’est ça l’amour

Everything is better in the East

Emotional chronicle of a family rebuilding itself who defies stereotypes. Claire Burger's film received the Crystal Arrow at Les Arcs European Cinema Festival, while Bouli Lanners won the Best male…

On 04/16/2019 in theatres

Films
16 April 2019

Alone at my Wedding

Pamela is pig-headed

Introduced at Aubagne's International Film Festival, Marta Bergman's first fiction feature film has the same intimate tone than in her documentaries. A discovery.

In theatres on 03/27/2019

Films
29 March 2019

Sergio and Sergei

Lost in space

A cosmonaut stuck in space, a Cuban victim of the economic crisis... Ernesto Daranas' satirical and nostalgic comedy has an original point of view on the collapse of the Soviet…

Since 03/13/2019 in DVD/BLR

Films
27 March 2019

Chacal

Timeless 70’s thriller

A contract killer in charge of the murder of the general De Gaulle, a gripping suspense made by Fred Zinnemann (The Ballad of High Noon), a 70's gem to rediscover…

In theatres on 03/20/2019

Films
25 March 2019

Us

Let’s Talk about Us

Actors Lupita Nyong’o and Winston Duke tell Us the new horrific thriller directed by Jordan Peele, revealed by the amazing Get Out…

In theatres since 03/13/2019.

Films
19 March 2019

Schindler’s list

Steven Spielberg's ordeal and rebirth

On the occasion of the masterpiece's comeback, in restored version, let's focus on a high-risk experience from which the director barely emerged unscathed.

In theatres on 03/20/2019.

Films
19 March 2019

Sunset

The old world

Mannerist masterpiece or annoying author's delirium, the new film directed by Son of Saul's director divides people. Explanations.

On Netflix on 03/13/2019

Films
14 March 2019

Triple Frontier

With weapons, hatred and violence

A dream cast for the director who keeps proving he's essential to the American cinema. A master stroke for the VOD platform!

In theatres on 03/13/2019

Films
14 March 2019

The Death and Life of John F. Donovan

Desperately looking for Dolan

Not entirely a success but a lot of interesting ideas, The Death and Life of John F. Donovan directed by Xavier Dolan is the self-portrait of an artist who's still…