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The collector’s box “Claude Chabrol, the Essence of the New Wave” is a true homage to one of the undisputed

The Lumière Festival 2025, with its 17th edition, has established itself as a must-see event in the cinematic landscape. In

The Arras Film Festival 2025 opens on a particularly intriguing note, blending striking tales of pregnant nuns in search of

The cinema of Werner Herzog is defined by a profound exploration of nature and the human psyche, but it is

In a cinematic landscape where thrillers struggle to regain their former glory, David Mackenzie offers with The Intermediary a striking

For some time now, the world of cinema has been renewed by adaptations of iconic literary works. Among them, Running

From November 20 to 23, the cinema L’Entrepôt opens its doors for the Slovenian Film Festival, a unique opportunity to

Welcome to the essential music selection of Culturopoing for the month of November 2025. This month, let yourself be carried

The Blu-ray edition release of “Steel Flower” (2015) by Park Seok-yeong offers a unique opportunity to rediscover this poignant and

In a cinematic universe where the theme of adolescent isolation is explored in multiple ways, Park Yong-ju stands out with

Robi, a multi-talented artist, once again immerses her audience in a fascinating sound universe with her new album, Mantra. Characterized

Bruce Beresford immerses us in a ruthless universe with his film ‘The Great Standoff, a significant work that challenges the

Guillermo Del Toro, the undisputed master of the fantastic, tackles one of the most striking myths in literature and cinema:

In the cinematic universe, Patrice Chéreau stands out for his ability to capture desire in its multiple forms and to

Serguei Loznitsa, a filmmaker recognized for his exploration of social themes, addresses the complexities of justice under a totalitarian regime

In his new film, Stéphane Demoustier delves into the mystery of the Grande Arche, an iconic monument in the La

On the occasion of the release of his latest animated feature film, Duel at Monte Carlo Del Norte, the famous

Kinji Fukasaku, a legendary director of Japanese cinema, left an indelible mark with his work The Myth of the Eight

Florian Quittard invites us to a striking immersion in the mysterious universe of “The Jailer”, a novel that oscillates between

The reinvention of the Halloween myth by Rob Zombie in 2007 caused a real tremor in the world of horror

Simón Mesa Soto, through his work “The Art of Poetry”, guides us into a delicate exploration of the duality between

The LUFF 2025 festival continues to enchant cinema lovers with bold screenings and innovative works. In this second interim report,

In a context where Russian cinema boldly asserts itself by challenging the standards imposed by the regime of Vladimir Putin,

In the world of cinema, few directors manage to capture the brutal reality of crime like Peter Yates. With his

In the world of horror cinema, the work of Gary Sherman stands out for its ability to blend brutality and

The fiftieth issue of the Cahiers de Narratologie is preparing to explore an unprecedented territory, at the intersection of n