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Sur les Chemins noirs, with Jean Dujardin, after Sylvain Tesson: review and trailer

Adapted from the story of the same name, written by Sylvain Tesson, who tells his story, Denis Imbert unveils "Sur les Chemins noirs". The film, with Jean Dujardin in the lead role, is expected to be released on March 22.

Houria, starring Lyna Khoudri as a battered dancer: review and trailer

After "Papicha", director Mounia Meddour reunites with actress Lyna Khoudri for "Houria", a film about an injured dancer who must relearn how to use her body. Released in theaters on March 15.

La Chambre des Merveilles, with Alexandra Lamy : review, trailer

After the stage adaptation, "La Chambre des Merveilles", Julien Sandrel's best-selling book, is now being made into a movie, behind the camera of Lisa Azuelos ("Lol", "Mon bébé"). The film, starring Alexandra Lamy and Muriel Robin, is expected in theaters on March 15, 2023.

Quand tu seras Grand, the new film by Andréa Bescond and Eric Métayer : the trailer

After "Les Chatouilles", Andréa Bescond and Eric Métayer have made a radical change of subject with "Quand tu seras grand" (When you grow up), a family comedy about the cohabitation of schoolchildren and residents of an old people's home. Released in theaters on April 26.

As Bestas, winner of the César for Best Foreign Film tonight on Canal+: review and trailer

Presented at the Cannes Film Festival, "As Bestas", the new film by Spanish director Rodrigo Sorogoyen ("El Reino", "Madre"), also won the César for Best Foreign Film. In the cast of this shocking film, we find the French Denis Ménochet and Marina Foïs. The film is broadcast this Tuesday, February 28, 2023 on Canal +.

The Son, Florian Zeller's new film with Hugh Jackman: review and trailer

After "The Father", which won him the Oscar for best adapted screenplay, French director Florian Zeller returns with "The Son". Starring Hugh Jackman, Laura Dern and Anthony Hopkins, the film is expected in theaters on March 1, 2023.

You haven't seen anything either, the legal thriller with Géraldine Nakache: review and trailer

In this poignant drama by Béatrice Pollet, Géraldine Nakache plays the lawyer of her friend, accused of attempted homicide of the child she has just given birth to after denying pregnancy. "You didn't see anything either" is inspired by a true story, and will be released in theaters on March 8.

The Night of the 12th wins the César for best film and five other prizes: our opinion

"La Nuit du 12" was discovered during the Cannes Film Festival, and after a nice success in theaters, Dominik Moll's film won six Césars, including the one for best film! Rediscover our review of the feature film, crowned best film of the year.

Revoir Paris, with Virginie Efira, César of the best actress: review and trailer

With this film, which evokes an attack inspired by that of the Bataclan, Alice Winocour offers a powerful tale of resilience, with a masterful Virginie Efira, awarded the César for best actress at the 48th ceremony of the César Awards, this Friday, February 24.

Pacifiction, with Benoît Magimel, César of the best actor : our opinion

The Spanish filmmaker Albert Serra signs his new film in France with "Pacifiction: Torment on the Islands", presented in competition at the Cannes Festival. A bewitching film shot in Tahiti, with Benoît Magimel. At the 48th César ceremony, he won the statuette for best picture and best actor, for Benoît Magimel.

Saint Omer, awarded best first film at the César Awards: trailer

After being selected to represent France at the Oscar for Best International Film in 2023, Alice Diop's Saint Omer won the César for Best First Film at the 48th César ceremony on Friday, February 24.

Les Amandiers, with Nadia Tereszkiewicz, César of the best hope : our opinion

Les Amandiers, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi's fifth film as a director, was unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival 2022. It has just received the César for Best Newcomer for its lead actress, Nadia Tereszkiewicz.

Tchaikovsky's The Wife, a flamboyant drama with a relentless staging: review and trailer

The Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov ("Leto", "Petrov Fever") returns with a new feature film opposite to his previous ones with "Tchaikovsky's Wife", in competition at the last Cannes Festival. It will be released on February 15.

L'astronaute, space travel with Mathieu Kassovitz: review and trailer

In front of and behind the camera for this very personal project, Nicolas Giraud signs "L'Astronaute", also with Mathieu Kassovitz. The film is scheduled to be released on February 15, 2023.

Titanic is back in theaters for its 25th anniversary, in a new version

In 2023, Titanic celebrates its 25th anniversary. For the occasion, James Cameron's film, one of the biggest hits of all time, will be released in theaters on February 8, 2023, just in time for Valentine's Day. You will be able to discover the film in a brand new version, in 3D, 4K, and HDR.

The Host: Bong Joon-Ho's cult monster movie returns to theaters

Originally released in 2006, "The Host", directed by Bong Joon-Ho ("Parasite") returns to theaters in an exceptional 4K remaster on March 8. 17 years later, it's still worth it?

Un petit frère, by Léonor Serraille, with Ahmed Sylla and Stéphane Bak: trailer

In this drama selected at Cannes, Léonor Serraille tells the story of an immigrant family in the Parisian suburbs, from the 1980s to the present day. Released in theaters on February 1st.

Aftersun, a lovely father-daughter relationship, by Charlotte Wells: review and trailer

In "Aftersun", director Charlotte Wells depicts a very sweet relationship between a single father and his daughter, during their vacation. The film is expected in theaters on February 1, 2023.

The Eight Mountains, a magnificent drama for the end of the year: review and trailer

"The Eight Mountains", Jury Prize at the last Cannes Film Festival, is directed by Charlotte Vandermeersch and Felix Van Groeningen (Alabama Monroe), and will be released in theaters on December 21, 2022.

Falcon Lake, Charlotte Le Bon's touching first film: review and trailer

The actress Charlotte Le Bon goes behind the camera for the first time for "Falcon Lake", a beautiful adaptation of the comic strip "A Sister", by Bastien Vivès. The film is expected in theaters on December 7, 2022.