Best movie of the week is “The Glorious and Destructive”

3 best films according to the press:

1: in his image – 4.1/5

“Between the great romantic mural and the theory of the role of photography, it is a chronicle of life as much as an image, a reflection on their capacity for immortality or not, and part of the obscenity of this business.” by Ludovic Beau (Les Inrockuptibles)

“This film, which evokes the tragic fate of an island woman, magnificently represents the return of French cinema.” By Olivier de Bruyn (Mariana)

2nd: Tatami – 3.9/5

“More than a political pamphlet in the wake of the Woman, Life, Liberty movement, a thrilling sports thriller that will send shivers up your spine.” By Nicholas Schaller (L’Obs)

“A new wind is blowing over there, somewhere near ancient Persia.” That’s the lesson taught by this feature film that seems as simple as childhood martial arts and that jumps out at you. By Eric Neuhoff (Le Figaro)

3rd: partition – 3.3/5

“With The Division, Matthias Glasner signs a broad and singular work where melodrama rubs shoulders with crossover and intergenerational comedy.” By Michael Melinard (L’Humanité).

“A sharp and accurate portrayal that allows a very fine cast to deliver a masterful score. Mr. Glasner makes wonders out of the situations from which the radiant L. Eidinger emerges.” By Florent Bute (Les Fiches du Cinéma)

3 best movies according to viewers:

1: Tatami – 4.1/5

“Practical to the extreme, this film is a gem. Black and white enhances the setting and adds to the suffocating and stressful side of the situation.” Author Polina T

“A true masterpiece, a sublime call to courage and freedom.” By Marie Pathan

2nd: A dream life – 3.4/5

“In hindsight, it’s amazing! Touching and funny at the same time. The cast is top notch. As always, Valeria is fantastic in this role.” Audrey V

“Funny, moving, faithful, sincere. Sensitive cinema where waves of emotions follow each other. Flawless direction from the actors. A successful meeting between the intimate and the political.” By Vanessa Clement-Fontanel

3rd: In his image – 3.1/5

“To make a small conclusion: I advise those who have not yet seen “A Violent Life” to make up for this huge mistake before September 4, until the day of the release of these two films, to answer each other, to complement each other relentlessly.” by Takeshi29

“A hypnotic and timeless moment, captured by the authenticity of the Corsican cast and a superb original soundtrack.” by a young critic

* According to AlloCiné Barometer notes, as of Friday, September 6, 2024, for films released in theaters on September 4 with at least 10 reviews for Best Press. This top does not include movies that have already been released one or more times.