♦ Minions 2: Once Upon a Time Gru **
by Kyle Balda, Brad Ableson and Jonathan Del Val
American animated film, 1 h 28
After the theatrical triumph of the first part in 2015, the little yellow characters are back for a slightly more inspired sequel, performing burlesque gags on the furious rhythm of tunes from the 1970s.
» READ THE REVIEW. “Les Minions 2”, flare legs and schoolboy humor
♦Peter von Kant**
by Francois Ozon
French film, 1 h 25
François Ozon makes a very personal adaptation of Bitter Tears by Petra von Kant in which Denis Ménochet – who embodies in the Cologne of the 1970s this Peter von Kant, demiurge filmmaker, cruel and pathetic – sparkles, for his third collaboration with the director.
» READ THE REVIEW. “Peter von Kant”, Fassbinder revisited
♦ Ennio **
by Giuseppe Tornatore
Italian documentary, 2 h 36
With obvious affection, Giuseppe Tornatore unfolds the long journey of the famous Italian composer Ennio Morricone, who died in July 2020. A documentary with great content, but with a repetitive form.
» READ THE REVIEW. “Ennio”, melodies on screen
♦After Yang*
by Kogonada
American film, 1 h 36
Interesting reflection on the place of robots in the near future, this film with its delicate aesthetic is lost in a stringy story.
» READ THE REVIEW. “After Yang”, our android and us
♦ I Love Greece *
by Nafsika Guerry-Karamaounas
French film, 1 h 31
Nafsika Guerry-Karamaounas weaves a comedy where, obviously, she slips in personal elements. In this uneven film, a young Parisian, back in Greece one summer, struggles between a relationship crisis and hesitation to settle in her native country.
» READ THE REVIEW. “I Love Greece”, save his family
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