Incredible, but right along with Alain Chabat, is this the best movie of the week?

3 Best Movies by Press:

1: I tremble Oh Matador – 3.6 / 5

“The film depicts an amazing emotion for a love story full of humor, dominated by Alfredo Castro, a brilliant actor and director of a group called ‘Théâtre de la Mémoire’, which struggles to forget the brown plague of years. Chile. “By François Forrestier (L’Obs)

“Rodrigo Sepulveda’s film reflects the true quality of filmmaking, with elegantly restrained frames and pastel photography that reflects the shadow age.” By William Le Personick (Positive)

2nd: Boom Boom – 3.5 / 5

“With grenades and tear gas, his idyll in the middle of a yellow vest, Lori Lasalle signs a loving and rebellious documentary that puts everything in its path.” By Ludovic Beo (Les Inrockuptibles)

“Boom Boom tells us about its time better than many reports and more intensely than many blues – just by editing these two together, in a super-evil, or hyper-realistic way.” By Luke Chesell (Release)

3rd: My Love – 3.45 / 5

“An excellent documentary on which the shadows of Marguerite Dura and Allen Rennes revolve.” By Baptist Thion (Le Journal du Dimanche)

“The result runs for a distance (almost three hours), sometimes reminiscent of Frederic Mitterrand’s aggravated forgotten film, Love Letters in Somalia (1982), and is fascinated by its unknown depth.” By Louis Gichard (Telerama)

3 Best Movies by Audience:

1: Incredible but true – 3/5

“Vake, with a kind of silly, satirical air on certain topics (even if that was not the director’s goal), ‘incredible but true’ is perceived as a delight for fans of Quentin Dupier’s world.” by alex025

“A film corresponding to Dupier’s previous films, absurd and absurd humor that replaces 90% of recent French comedies.” By Adrian

2nd: Frate – 2.8 / 5

“A film that feels good is far from the clichés we are so accustomed to in Corsica and its inhabitants.” Roman P.

“Fraté is a movie seen and discussed where it also has to endure clichés and caricatures of Corsica. In short, neither a comedy of the year nor a good summer movie.” By Arthur Brond

3rd: T-shirt – 2,6 / 5

However, “Sweat” is a good little film that is convincing in its realism and thanks to the wonderful Magdalena Kolesnick, who portrays a charming young woman. “By AM11

“Scenes are protracted, the study of social networks spins in circles, and my primary interest in this topic becomes secondary curiosity and very pervasive in the long run.” By Loic G.

* According to the AlloCiné Barometer Ratings, as of Friday, June 17, 2022, for movies released in theaters on June 15, with at least 10 reviews for Best Press and 50 ratings for Best Viewer. These two tops do not contain films released in France once or several times.