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Summer is approaching and with it comes the long-awaited event in Toulouse: the open-air cinema. From July 5 to August

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Shinji Sōmai’s cult film: Typhoon Club (1985). A work that will not fail

In his latest film entitled “>Matria”, Alvaro Gago takes us into a fascinating and captivating cinematographic work. Dive into the

Immerse yourself in the heart of a captivating and mysterious story with Frédéric Béranger’s latest novel: “Julia, the Night”. Let

Immerse yourself in the heart of history with the reconstructed and restored version of the film Napoléon by Abel Gance,

Chinese director Wei Shujun transports us in his poignant film “Only the River Flows”, a profound artistic work that explores

In a world where architecture and art meet, monoliths stand as silent witnesses to past civilizations. These majestic structures, often

Yves Boisset, French director and screenwriter, left his mark on the cinema of the 1980s with his incisive work “The

In the twists and turns of 80s cinema, “Bloodsport”, directed by Newt Arnold in 1988, stands out for its powerful

In the enchanting world of animated cinema, few names resonate with as much passion as that of Don Bluth. A

In the contemporary cinematographic universe, Philippe Lesage stands out for his ability to delve into the heart of human emotions,

Carlos Vermut, a singularly talented Spanish director, stands out for his ability to capture complex and moving stories through a

Ti West, daring director and visionary of contemporary horror cinema, invites us to explore a fascinating and disturbing territory with

In the 1970s, American cinema was transformed, becoming the mirror of the aspirations, struggles and contradictions of a rapidly changing

In the cinematic universe of the 1970s, “The Evil Messiah”, directed by Willard Huyck in 1973, emerges as an intriguing

Juan Sebastian Torales immerses us in a universe where art and nature intertwine with rare intensity. His work, “The Essence

At the heart of Spanish cinema in the 1990s, Alex de la Iglesia emerges as an essential, daring and original

Ti West, bold and innovative director, invites us to explore new cinematographic territories through his recent works: “X”, “Pearl” and

In the fascinating world of classic cinema, George King emerges as a multi-faceted director, captivating audiences with his innovative works.

In her book “The World of Work”, Clarissa Connelly takes us to the heart of the complex dynamics that govern

Catherine Breillat, an emblematic figure of French cinema, takes a bold approach by approaching femininity through an often controversial lens.

In the enchanting setting of Rennes-le-Château, the 6th edition of the Insolite Film Festival promises an immersive and captivating experience

Larry Cohen, an emblematic figure of independent horror cinema, has marked his era with daring and innovative works. In a

In the musical universe of the Decemberists, “As Always, Cela Sera Pareil” evokes a poetic melancholy, woven with embedded stories

Martin Rosen was able to transcend the work of Richard Adams with his film adaptation of “Watership Down”. This animated

In 1949, the world of cinema was in turmoil, with daring directors shaking up conventions all over the world. Among

In a world where female voices are multiplying and asserting themselves, Shuchi Talati stands out for her incisive look and

In the abundant world of contemporary cinema, Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez stand out for their ability to capture poignant

Kim Tae Gon makes his comeback with a work that is both intriguing and thrilling: Project Silence. This thriller promises

The last film of Jonas Trueba, titled A September Waiting, stands out for its bold exploration of themes of love