Melancholic, burlesque, invigorating… Cinema releases on May 4
[ad_1] ♦ Passengers of the night ***by Mikhaël HersFrench film, 1 h 51Mikhaël Hers takes us back to the 1980s in the footsteps of a woman, Charlotte Gainsbourg, who is...
Melancholic, overwhelming, solar… The cinema releases on January 5
[ad_1] ♦ Licorice Pizza ***by Paul Thomas AndersonAmerican Film, 2:13After Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson returns to lightness with this teenage romantic comedy set in 1970s Los Angeles. An ode...
Romanesque, melancholy, nervous… Cinema releases on October 13
[ad_1] ♦ Eiffel ***by Martin BourboulonFrench film, 1 h 48Martin Bourboulon has succeeded in seizing a national myth, that of the construction of the Eiffel Tower, and dressing its shadowy...
Funny, melancholy, absurd: the cinema releases on August 4
[ad_1] ♦ The death of cinema and of my father too ***by Dani RosenbergIsraeli film, 1 h 43 - official selection of the Cannes Film Festival 2020Israeli director Dani Rosenberg...
Jean Rochefort, the melancholy fantasy
[ad_1] On the evening of October 9, 2017, Jean Rochefort, very weakened, watched a documentary on Stromae, lying on his hospital bed, his last daughter by his side. "Can I...
Moving, bizarre or melancholy: the cinema releases of September 30, 2020
[ad_1] ♦ Josep ***AurelFranco-Hispano-Belgian animated film, 1 h 14Through the very real destiny of the Catalan designer Josep Bartoli, Aurel recalls the tragic episode of the “Retirada”, the exodus to...
Sentimental, melancholy and overwhelming: the cinema releases of September 23, 2020
[ad_1] ♦ Ondine ***by Christian PetzoldGerman film, 1 h 30The German Christian Petzold seizes the myth of Ondine to make a variation of it on absolute love and sign a...