The sixth child in the cinema: “The desire for motherhood at all costs, visceral and beyond the mind”
After seducing festival-goers in Angoulême and Valenciennes, Le Sixième baby makes its way into your rooms. Focus on this breathless
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Twins, but not so much: Ahmed Sylla and Bertrand Usklat in a comedy with an incredible but real pace!
“A piece of emotion will surprise more than one”: Ahmed Silla and Bertrand Usklat, the funny and attractive tandem of
The Holidays: Geraldine Nakache leaves comedy for this gripping thriller
Directed by Géraldine Nakache, Beatrice de Stael and Leo Wolfenstein’s thriller Vacancies hits our theaters today. Geraldine Nakache registry change.
Maria’s dream: Karin Viard and Grigor Gadebois in a comedy about the emancipation of women to see in the cinema
Karin Viard and Grigor Gadebois touch the heart as Maria Revue, an inspired and delicate comedy about female emancipation in
Exposed sex and nudity, this cursed and censored film is resurfacing in theaters
Marcel Carnet, the legendary French director of Quai des Mists or Les enfants du Paradis, made a film in 1968
“I have to push the limits even more”: the Palme d’Or is coming to the cinema without a filter. Watch out, it’s gonna rock!
“I wanted to put society on a rollercoaster.” Meeting with Palme d’Or Director, Sans Filtre, Ruben Ostlund. Be careful, it
A Trial of Miracles with the Rapper Dizzy: Social and Environmental Comedy in Cinema
After Karine May and Hakim Zuhan’s second feature film Rue des cités, the social comedy La Cour des miracles presents
According to director Gina Prince-Bythewood, “The Queen exists because of Black Panther.”
The historical action film “King Woman” is released in our theaters today. AlloCiné was able to speak with director Gina
Chicken Fries: Fake Thriller, True Documentary by Strip-tease and Ni judge, Submitted
After “Neither Judged nor Submitted,” the César for Best Documentary of 2019, find “Chicken Fries,” the second film from the
The Sun Too Close: How to Approach Schizophrenia with Sensitivity and Accuracy?
The Sun Is Near is the first sensitive feature film about schizophrenia, in theaters this Wednesday. It foregrounds Clement Roussier
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