The film of the week is “inventive, generous, but above all funny”

3 best films according to the press:

1: Book of solutions – 3.8/5

“There’s a lot of genius in Michel Gondria’s ultra-inventive director, played by Pierre Nin. He crosses all the states in this crazy comedy!” By Guillemette Odichino (Télérama)

“With this unique, very personal creation, the director and screenwriter is at the forefront of his art with his boundless imagination.” By Editor (CNews)

2nd: last summer – 3.6/5

“The perverse beauty of this film is that we fall in love with a character that everyone despises.” By Jackie Goldberg (Les Inrockuptibles)

“With even more dizzying power than in ‘The Old Mistress’ (2007), Breillat depicts rapprochement, freeing it from all demonstrative gravity.” By Yal Sadat (Cahiers du Cinéma)

3rd: serious work – 3.5/5

“A feel-good movie.” By Sophie Joubert (L’Humanité)

“The result: a film that rejects ambient darkness and honors with great delicacy the little soldiers of knowledge transfer.” By Olivier de Bruyn (Mariana)

3 best movies according to viewers:

1: Serious Profession – 3.8/5

“Thomas Lilty has once again created a very beautiful social film, brilliantly served by a 5-star cast!” by Margot in 1812

“A film that avoids stereotypes and does justice to the teaching profession. The acting is convincing.” By Emmeline Pradel

2nd: The Book of Decisions – 3.7/5

“Probably Gondry’s funniest film. Nin is amazing!” By Fred Fiore

“The Book of Decisions is the promise of an eternal moment, an eternal laugh, an immense cinematic joy.” With a simple overview

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3rd: Secret in Venice – 3.2/5

“As the minutes tick by, we’re attached to the character of Hercule Poirot. The twists and turns come at the right time and hold up until the end of the film.” by Chris

“It’s charming and intriguing, a good detective mystery with a beautiful cast. Effective entertainment.” by Alice025

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* According to AlloCiné Barometer notes, as of Friday, September 15, 2023, for films released in theaters on September 13 with at least 10 reviews for top press and 50 ratings for top audiences. These two tops do not include films that have already been released in France one or more times.