♦ Incredible but true **
by Quentin Dupieux
French film, 1 h 14
Master of the burlesque and the strange, the director of the films The deer and At office ! signs a new fable where realism, bizarre and a sharp look at our society go hand in hand.
» READ THE REVIEW. “Incredible but true”, absurd and philosophical tale by Quentin Dupieux
♦ My love **
by David Teboul
French film, 2 h 52
An exercise in meditative autofiction, as beautiful as it is shameless, David Teboul’s film takes us to the icy shores of Lake Baikal to question his own love story with a man who has been missing for fifteen years.
» READ THE REVIEW. “My love”, Siberia to mourn a loved one
♦ Boom Boom **
by Laurie Lassalle
French documentary, 1h50
Months after the breathlessness of the yellow vests movement, a young filmmaker awakens our gaze with this documentary that ties political and romantic commitments without exhibitionism.
» READ THE REVIEW. “Boom boom”, the beating heart of yellow vests
♦ Sweatshirt *
by Magnus von Horn
Polish film, 1 h 47
Swedish director who lives in Poland, Magnus von Horn stages a fitness star and influencer who becomes aware of the emptiness of her life in a film whose ultra-contemporary subject ends up tipping over into a somewhat sluggish plot.
» READ THE REVIEW. “Sweat”, the great loneliness of social networks
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