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3 best films according to the press:

1: Flow, the cat who was no longer afraid of water – 4.3/5

“Simply a sumptuous animated film that completely reinvents the genre.” By Laurent Cambon (aVoir-aLire.com)

“Flow is a success that is a minor miracle because the technical, aesthetic and narrative challenges of the film are met from the first frame to the last. By Adrienne Delage (Conbin)

2nd: Anora – 4.2/5

The story takes us in unexpected directions, breaks the tone and constantly reinvents itself, without any delay, pathos or moral judgement. By Stéphane Belpesch (Le Journal du Dimanche)

“Like its eponymous hero, Sean Baker’s latest film intrigues, convinces and charms with its youthful enthusiasm, irreverent cheek and above all its versatility.” By Frédéric Mercier (Positive)

3rd draw: Juror #2 – 3.7/5

“A very sober performance with palpable emotion that builds to a crescendo of symbolism spectacular and completely unexpected. This film is probably the last of Eastwood, but one of the most successful. He is sworn in.” by Françoise Delbecq (she)

“Underneath the surface of a small thriller with an unflinching plot, Eastwood represents the abyss. The further the film progresses, the more sublime it becomes.” By Jose Morel (Critikat.com)

3rd draw: Totem – 3.7/5

“And if, like its characters, basically everyone else, ‘Totem’ does that, it doesn’t make us cry any faster than we get smoke in our eyes.” By Luke Chessell (Liberation)

“The close-ups, the lively dialogue, Lila Aviles does her best to capture the energy and emotions of this family that affect little Sol, her journey into the untold, this is the story of childhood.” Julien Rousset (South West)

3 best movies according to viewers:

1: Stream, The Cat Who Wasn’t Afraid of Water – 4.2/5

“The most beautiful animated film of the year, offering an ultra-immersive spatialization of its setting, for a universal story about the necessity of collective survival.” by Naughty Doc

“Warning! This animated film is a gem and a visual slap in the face. This forced journey of an abandoned cat with other animals is absolutely brilliant. Some of the information, humor and emotion. A must see!” by deckard77680

2nd draw: Anora – 4/5

“Here’s a great film of 2024, an undisputed Palme d’Or, a great film that completes the journey of an exceptional filmmaker, but above all reserves an intense moment of joyous satisfaction for its audience!” by Christoblog

“An excellent film with its approach, its cinematography and, in particular, its acting, it reveals itself as the main actor…” Donydarko1

2nd tie: Jury number 2 – 4/5

It’s a bit like a modern day version of 12 Angry Men. “By Peter

“With this work, Clint Eastwood once again demonstrates his special talent for going beyond a simple narrative to offer a powerful and timely reflection, thus reconnecting to the essence of cinema: exploring the depths of the human soul and offering the audience an experience.” It is both emotional and intellectual, intense and unforgettable. ” by Zola Ntondo

2nd draw: on a thread – 4/5

“A Tribute to the Nez pour Laughter Association! A true investigation into a job like no other in a hospital setting. Wonderful cast, both Alois Sauvage and the sick little boy or the person in charge of the clowns. Bravo Reda the Chickens!” Mary B.

“A great sensitive film that offers a rich and fascinating look at a profession that is still very little known: clowning for children in hospitals.” Isabel Cote

* According to AlloCiné’s barometer notes, as of Friday, November 1, 2024, for films released in theaters on October 30, with at least 10 reviews for best press. This top does not include movies that have already been released one or more times.