The show Billie Eilish Live at the 02 of the popstar can be seen in theaters from January 27. american singer billie eilish will premiere on January 27 in movie theaters his concert recorded at the O2 stadium in London, which can be seen throughout the country in 4K format with Dolby sound. Billie Eilish … Read more
Crowned by the Revolution jury of the Cinemamed festival and already awarded at the Fiff in Namur, Erige Sehiri’s film hits theaters today. Over the course of an ordinary day, he explores the hopes of young people in Tunisia. Country he represents in the race for the Oscars. The countryside is still asleep under the … Read more
In 2021, with the exception of receipts, which fell slightly, admissions, films in exhibition and releases of French cinema in theaters abroad were higher than in 2020. While these last two indicators are gradually beginning to approach of those before Covid-19, the same cannot be said about the number of spectators, which is half the … Read more
Twins But Not Too Many (SND) A feature by Wilfried Meance and Olivier Ducray. We owe the latter People’s life (13.9k). The film left the Alpe D’Huez international comedy film festival with the Allociné audience award. 33 years after their birth, two twin brothers suddenly discover the existence of each other… For Grégoire and Anthony, … Read more
Oscar and Emmy winner Louise Fletcher has created one of cinema’s greatest female villains in addition to her television roles. Louise Fletcher, Oscar for best actress for her portrayal of nurse Mildred Ratched, cruel and sadistic administrator of a psychiatric hospital, in Flight over a cuckoo’s nest of Milos Forman, died Friday at the age … Read more
“Without Filter”, a satire of the ultra-rich and class relations in Western societies, with humor as Marxist as it is corrosive, arrives in theaters on Wednesday after winning the Palme d’Or in Cannes. A cross between “Titanic” and “La Grande Bouffe”, the film has allowed the Swede Ruben Östlund to enter the restricted club of … Read more
Here is a summer definitely rich in releases: after the films of Ettore Scola, François Truffaut or even Rashomon by Akira Kurosawa (which comes out in a restored 4K version on August 10), it’s the turn of Gerry (2001), experimental masterpiece by filmmaker, photographer, director and visual artist Gus Van Sant, to be released in … Read more
A time reluctant to horror cinema, France is gradually letting itself be won over by the genre. At the start of this summer, five horror films are being released in France on the big screen. In the sights of producers and distributors? Teens and young adults, fond of thrills, monopolized by streaming platforms. It remains … Read more
By inaugurating this festival, the organizers want to highlight the contribution of directors of Greek origin to film culture, while celebrating the rich history of Greek cinema and the talent of its new artisans. We want to discover the diversity of Greek cinema and make known the new voices of the field, including those of … Read more
Awarded the Palme d’Or in 1952, “Deux sous d’espoir” by Renato Castellani is a little gem as funny as it is authentic. A film to be seen again in theaters from March 30. Golden Palm two pennies of hope spring in the halls At the end of the 1940s and the beginning of the 1950s, … Read more