The best movie of the week is “Exciting and Attractive”

3 best films according to the press:

1 draw: Averroes & Rosa Parks – 4/5

“Exciting. Nicholas Philibert uses the heart of listening and institution life, its patients and practitioners.” Julien Rousset (South West)

“This underground activism haunts the film, which patiently shows and listens to the suffering of those vulnerable to existence and the exemplary dedication of those who, despite everything, try to relieve them.” By Olivier de Bruyn (Mariana)

1 draw: The shaft – 4/5

This science of the ‘second round’ gives the modesty of the ‘family’ a beautiful formal coherence, and the result is perhaps the only territory left in the childhood of the massacre.’ By Charlotte Garson (Cahiers du Cinéma)

“Through a poignant documentary shot partly in Strasbourg and based on personal archives, the writer takes us on a persevering exploration of what made incest possible.” By Sonia Faure (Liberation)

3rd: Smoke Sauna Sisterhood – 3.6/5

“By prioritizing listening and vulnerability, Anna Hines returns to the roots of sorority and delivers a fascinating documentary where faceless creatures become allegorical figures of femininity. By Lucy Chicker (first)

“Studded in tranquil waters, the documentary captures a resolutely feminist but never obnoxious atmosphere, wrapped entirely in a sign of heartening solidarity.” By Claudine Levaner (aVoir-aLire.com)

3 best movies according to viewers:

1: A humanist vampire who seeks suicide – 3.7/5

“A magnificent and sophisticated film. The script is brilliant and the characters beautifully developed. A vampire film that leaves you happy. A must see.” with AS69

“Transparent, funny and deliciously Quebecois about life, death, adolescence, education, learning…and vampires!” By Murielbarbiermlb

2nd: Family – 3.6/5

“Family is a powerful film, difficult at times but also vivid. A must see.” by AEH

“The return to this intimate drama is handled with force and conviction, and Christine Angott provides real therapy in her cinematic demonstration, having already done so successfully through literature.” By Corrick Bernard

3rd: Repeat – 3.4/5

“A sensitive and exciting comedy. Xavier Lacaille and Louise Bouguen make a brilliant duo. We come with a smile!” By Charlotte Podesta

“A delicious and fresh comedy, perfectly performed by Louise Bourgoin and Xavier Lacaille, without forgetting the young actors.” Veronica V

* According to the AlloCiné Barometer notes, as of Friday, March 22, 2024, for films released in theaters on March 20, with at least 10 reviews for best press and 50 ratings for best audiences. These two tops do not include films that have already been released in France one or more times.