Our review of Ave César, four-star household scene
CRITICAL - At the Rive Gauche theatre, this comedy brings together Frédéric Bouraly and Christelle Reboul, two figures from television...
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Our review of Pour la France: A French History
Rachid Hami's film is not interested in those responsible (indirectly) for the death of the son of Algerian immigrants or...
The review “Diversity” takes stock of the relationship between school and religions
The review of reviews. Published, since January 2022, by the French Institute of Education, a component of the Ecole Normale...
Our review of Knock at the Cabin, the lake drama
Through Etienne SorinPublished 7 hours ago, Update 7 hours agoM. Night Shyamalan altered the ending of Paul Tremblay's novel and...
Our review of A little brother, an African family far from the clichés
Through Etienne SorinPublished 6 hours ago, Update 6 hours agoA little brother, by Léonor Serraille, is anything but a militant...
Our review of Tel Aviv-Beirut: Hearts Divided
The spirited Tanya portrayed by Zalfa Seurat in Tel Aviv–Beirut. DulacCastCRITICISM – Director Michale Boganim recounts the Israeli-Lebanese wars of...
Our review of The Worst Neighbor in the World: Eastwood-style Hanks
Tom Hanks excels at playing a widowed, embittered neighbor who is fiercely reminiscent of the Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood) of...
Our review of the Shrinking series on Apple TV+: shock therapy
CRITICAL - In this touching and hilarious series, Jason Segel embodies a therapist who goes freewheeling, under the flabbergasted eye...
Our review of the documentary Women of Russian Oligarchs – Secrets and Revelations on M6
In Wives of Russian Oligarchs, Putin appears mercilessly when his omnipotence is questioned. MIKHAIL KLIMENTYEVCRITICISM – The wives of these...
Our review of Return to Seoul: An Original Quest
Through Etienne SorinPublished 7 hours ago, Update 7 hours agoPark Ji-min plays a young woman in search of her origins...
Our review of the documentary Berlin 1933, the newspaper of a capital: the great swing into hell on Arte
1er April 1933, barely in power, the Nazis launched an anti-Semitic economic boycott campaign RBB/Scherl/Süddeutsche Zeitung PhotoREVIEW - Illustrated with...
Our review of La Traviata by the Opéra nomade: a touch of fantasy
CRITICAL - Verdi's masterpiece is on tour until April, in co-production between Clermont Auvergne Opéra, Opéra de Reims, and Opéra...
Our review of the play L’Orage: a dazzling Shakespearean roar
Alexandre Ostrovski (1823-1886) draws in his Storm a human comedy larger than life. JeanLouisFernandezCRITICAL - At the Bouffes du Nord...
Our review of the play Delphine and Carole: Women of the 1970s
Through Nathalie SimonPosted 7 hours ago, Update 6 hours agoMarie Rémond and Caroline Arrouas, in Delphine and Carole. Simon GosselinCRITICAL...
our review of La Mort de Danton, a remarkable autopsy of the Revolution
Through Anthony PalouPublished 1 hour ago, Update 1 minute agoLoic Corbery (In the center) performs the daring Danton with great...
