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With The Red Rocks, Bruno Dumont shifts from the landscapes of the North to the luminous reliefs of Saint-Raphaël. This

In The Red Rocks, Bruno Dumont films childhood in contact with a powerful Mediterranean landscape, where games, impulses, and dangers

With Digger, Alejandro González Iñárritu combines his taste for grand spectacle with the magnetic presence of Tom Cruise. This apocalyptic

With Los Golfos (1959), Carlos Saura takes his camera to the margins of Madrid, where a group of young people

With “Mother of Tears”, Dario Argento closes his trilogy of The Three Mothers by bringing forth a pagan threat at

With “Our Salvation”, Emmanuel Marre revisits the story of his great-grandfather, a high-ranking official under Vichy, to question the share

With The Song of the Olive Trees, Alex Camilleri composes a Maltese road movie with Mediterranean accents, where the traditional

With Muriel (1994), P. J. Hogan transforms popular comedy into a bittersweet portrait of a young woman who dreams of

From October 12 to 18, 2026, La Roche-sur-Yon will host the 17th edition of its International Film Festival. On the

With Fresh, Boaz Yakin revisits urban drama through a sober and tense staging. At the heart of a neighborhood marked

“Die, My Love”, the film by Lynne Ramsay featuring an intense Jennifer Lawrence, is now available on Blu-ray. Set in

In “Aprile”, Nanni Moretti intertwines his life as a filmmaker, his concerns about political Italy, and the anticipation of his

Long time lost and hard to find, The Appointment by Lindsey C. Vickers is now available on Blu-ray. Between family

With Robert Aldrich, Hollywood genres become weapons of revolt. In Robert Aldrich, the Demolitionist, Pierre-Julien Marest explores this rebellious work

At the heart of the French cinematic universe, Serge Korber stands out with his atypical career path and unique vision

In our modern society, the line between political humor and gravity is becoming increasingly blurred. Jean-Baptiste Rivoire’s documentary raises the

In a daring move, Tamasa reintroduces a masterpiece of Italian comedy with “The Weekends of Nero,” directed by the talented

As part of the Étrange Festival 2026, a bold work is set to captivate the audience: “Sanguine” by Marion Le

Diving into the heart of the seventh art, The Strange Festival 2026 captivated cinema lovers with a bold and varied

At the heart of contemporary cinematography, L’Étrange Festival 2026 has established itself as an unmissable event, celebrating bold and disturbing

The film “The Second Death of Harold Pelham”, directed by Basil Dearden in 1970, stands out for its fascinating dive

Fascinating dive into the world of the bizarre and the unexpected, the Strange Festival 2026 proves to be a true

From September 14 to 20, 2026, the Fifigrot Festival is set to shake the pink city with a week entirely

In this year 2026, The Strange Festival continues to assert itself as an unmissable event for lovers of the seventh

The Venice Film Festival 2026 is shaping up to be a major cinematic event, highlighting remarkable works such as “A