Filming studios, the new French El Dorado?
[ad_1] Of Money Heist to The Crown Passing by Lupine and Lost bullet : the successful films and series that invade the screens of our platforms are no longer the...
“No bear”, the new act of resistance of Jafar Panahi
[ad_1] ***No bears***by Jafar PanahiIranian film, 1 h 47There is a scene in Jafar Panahi's latest film where he instinctively cringes when he learns that the border with Turkey passes...
Netflix, the new golden age of television
[ad_1] Katie Buckland shines. This former lawyer heads the Writers Guild Foundation (WGF) in Hollywood, an offshoot of the very powerful union of American screenwriters. The WGF makes a point...
A new festival for committed films
[ad_1] Cinema reflects society. It is its echo, vibration, even premonition. Louis-Julien Petit, the director of invisible who knew how to combine successful popular comedies and social issues, understood this...
In Beijing, cinemas closed again
[ad_1] Less than 100 days before the kickoff of the Beijing Winter Olympics… The imperial city, which had organized the Summer Games in 2008, will become next February the first...
“Cruella”, the new youth of a wicked “cult”
[ad_1] Cruella **By Craig GillespieAmerican Film, 2:14Frightening Dalmatian appeal, a memorable wardrobe, and disarming cynicism, that's all we knew about Cruella d'Enfer, in Dodie Smith's 1956 novel, 101 Dalmatians, and...
“The Three Musketeers” again adapted for cinema
[ad_1] A new cinema adaptation of Three Musketeers is in preparation, with François Civil in d'Artagnan, Vincent Cassel in Athos, Romain Duris in Aramis and Pio Marmaï in Porthos, the...
The Académie des César inaugurates its new model
[ad_1] The day of her election at the head of the Academy of Arts and Techniques of Cinema, in September, she had promised to invent "A new model". Véronique Cayla,...
On the set, the fear that everything will stop again
[ad_1] When Prime Minister Jean Castex announced last Wednesday that filming could continue, film and audiovisual professionals took a breath. If the rooms, like all places welcoming the public, had...