The films on the bill this week: "Les Roches rouges", "Her Private Hell", "Garance", "Primetime"...
Every Wednesday, the film critics of "Le Monde" select the films to be discovered in theaters, including the new feature film by Bruno Dumont.
As they do every Wednesday, the film journalists of "Le Monde" deliver their reviews of the films that are released in cinemas this week, with several contrasting proposals on the programme.
Among the notable releases is Bruno Dumont's new film, praised for the way it restores the insolence of childhood. The director, known for his singular exploration of French rurality and existential questions, pursues with this work an artistic approach of his own.
Other films on screens this week include "Les Roches rouges," "Her Private Hell," "Garance" and "Primetime," works in a variety of tones and universes that make up the weekly program in theaters.
This weekly selection, published in La Matinale du "Monde", offers readers an overview of the possible choices for their cinema outings, highlighting both mainstream productions and more confidential films.
Detailed reviews of each of these films are available for readers wishing to delve deeper into their choice before heading to the theater.
Sources
- Les films à l’affiche : « Les Roches rouges », « Her Private Hell », « Garance », « Primetime »… — Le Monde — Une
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