Is Hawaii the best movie of the week?

3 best films according to the press:

1 ex aequo: heaven – 3.4/5

“A moving and subversive debut feature as an echo of Jean Genet’s Chant d’amour.” By Luke Chessell (Liberation)

“An extraordinary, moving first feature, with elegant staging, especially its lighting. Zeno Gratton speaks with bodies, looks, silences. He captures this attraction between two characters without dramatizing it as evidence.” Julien Rousset (South West)

1 ex aequo: A war pony – 3.4/5

“A sensitive and moving film about childhood and adulthood.” By Françoise Delbecq (Miss)

“Documentary-style direction and an exclusively non-professional cast lend a wonderful authenticity to this moving learning story.” By Stéphane Belpesch (Le Journal du Dimanche)

1 ex aequo: Daughter of Albino Rodrigue – 3.4/5

“Christine Dore’s Fascinating Film Compared to Chabrol in Proletarians.” By Etienne Sorin (Le Figaro)

“A very rare screen actress, Emily Deken is wonderful as this clueless and frustrated mother, willing to do anything, including sacrificing her children, to reinvent a life that fits her fantasies.” By Celine Rudin (La Croix)

Hawaii has an average of 2.33 press for 3 reviews.

3 best movies according to viewers:

1: the course of life – 3.7/5

“As well as a beautiful film about the transmission of knowledge, The March of Life is a touching and incredible love story that will touch all hearts.” By Jean-Max Mejean

“It’s an unpretentious film with its budget and one that focuses on the essential, the human. I came away very excited.” by Sydney

2nd: the main – 3.6/5

“A no-holds-barred thriller that slowly builds in tension. The staging is exquisite and the acting impeccable.” By Eric Marcel

“A very good film for all audiences, with an excellent Roshdi Zem, his duet with Yolande Moro works perfectly.” By Henry G.

3rd: Paradise – 3.5/5

“A very pleasant surprise. The subject is modestly brought up.” By Thibaut Cerulin

“For the tenderness and love that comes out of the film, and for the fresh and hopeful portrayal of boys and men in the making, the film deserves a 4/5, despite its flaws.” by Solin

Hawaii ranks 5th among the best viewers with an average of 2.9/5.

* Based on AlloCiné Barometer ratings as of Friday, May 12, 2023, for films released in theaters on May 10 with at least 10 top press reviews and 50 top audience ratings. These two tops do not include films released once or multiple times in France.