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"The Blue Line," "If You Think Right," "The Invitation," "Sham": Films in Theaters This Week According to Le Monde

Every Wednesday, Le Monde's film critics present a selection of movies playing in theaters, including a documentary about the last surviving witnesses to the Struthof Nazi concentration camp in Alsace.

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As they do every Wednesday, journalists from Le Monde's film section offer, in their column published in La Matinale, a selection of films to discover in theaters. This week, four titles are among the featured reviews: "The Blue Line," "If You Think Right," "The Invitation," and "Sham," according to the publication.

Among these releases, "The Blue Line" stands out particularly. According to Le Monde's description, the film gives voice to the living memory of the last survivors of Struthof, the only Nazi concentration camp established on French territory, located in Alsace.

The three other films mentioned, "If You Think Right," "The Invitation," and "Sham," are also reviewed in this same weekly selection, though the detailed content of these analyses is not specified in the excerpt distributed.

This Le Monde column, published regularly on Wednesdays, aims to guide readers through the week's new film releases, drawing on reviews written by the daily's film team.

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