After the Golden Globes last week, it was the turn of the Critics Choice Awards to deliver their awards for cinema and television during a ceremony broadcast on the American channel The CW, on the night of Sunday to Monday. A new starry evening. Just days after the Golden Globes, it was the turn of … Read more
On February 27, 2011, The King’s Speech won Best Picture at the 83rd Academy Awards. The film was critically acclaimed and holds 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, and was also a box office success grossing $135 million domestically and $423 million worldwide. It felt like a Best Picture winner that overlapped with what critics and audiences … Read more
We remember ” Tehran Law by Iranian filmmaker Saeed Roustayi, released on our screens last year, a feature film that pitted a cop against a drug kingpin. Superb, especially by his shots. Roustayi does it again with “Leila and her brothers”, in the official selection at Cannes this year. Total masterpiece! By Bernard Thinat Either … Read more
The president of Mexico, Manuel López Obrador, referred to the publications that have appeared on social networks with reference to the presidential elections in Colombia and criticized the comments of the Peruvian Nobel Prize for Literature. Photo: @marcorubio This Wednesday, June 22, the president of Mexico, Manuel Lopez Obradorcriticized the pronouncement of the Peruvian writer … Read more
Jane Champion’s ‘The Power of the Dog’ director is this awards season’s big winner! Champion’s highly acclaimed drama won four awards in total at the 27th annual Critics Choice Awards, which were presented on Sunday. The awards ceremony, which is one of the last major awards shows before the Oscars, recognizes excellence in film and … Read more
The directorial debut of actor Jesse Eisenberg (Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network), a dark and mystical dive in Barbès, unclassifiable films from Tehran, Colombia or the United Kingdom… The list of eleven films that will be screened for the 61st editionfrom May 18 to 26 at the modest Espace Miramar, one kilometer from the … Read more
This is one of our greatest ambitions as modest cinema bloggers: one day to be part of the jury for the literary prize of the Syndicat Français de la Critique de Cinéma! Alas, as our dear editor-in-chief Pascal so aptly summarizes, to be able to claim it, you will have to read, even read a … Read more
A few days before the Oscars, this ceremony rewarded (unsurprisingly) last year’s phenomena. Cinema and series lovers know it, the beginning of the year is a period not to be missed since it is there that we attend various ceremonies which reward the best productions of the past year. The Golden Globes revealed their winners … Read more
If Peter Dinklage’s Cyrano stirred your soul, if you’re a fan of Lady Gaga’s exaggerated accent in ‘House of Gucci’, or if you fell for ‘Belfast’ cutie Jude Hill, you’ll want to ‘catch the Critics’ Choice Award Sunday night to see if any of them get their due after being snubbed in Oscar nominations last … Read more
02/12/2021 – This joint initiative of the EFP and the Arab Cinema Center, whose objective is to promote European cinema in the Arab world, announced its winner at the Cairo Film Festival This article is available in English. The Slovak-Czech-Ukrainian co-production 107 Mothers [+lire aussi : critiquebande-annonceinterview : Peter Kerekesfiche film] by the director Peter Kerekes has won … Read more