Category Drama

The Lost King

Inspired by an incredible but true story, THE LOST KING retraces the extraordinary adventure of Philippa Langley, an iron-willed history buff who, on a simple intuition and despite the incomprehension of those close to her and the mistrust of the academic world , wanted to restore the truth around Richard III, one of the most controversial monarchs in history...

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Love Again

What if a simple text message led you to the love of your life? Mira Ray tries to come to terms with the death of her fiancĂ©, and sends a series of romantic messages to his phone number…not realizing the number had been reassigned to Rob Burns’ new work phone. Journalist, Rob is captivated by the sincerity of these sublime epistolary confessions...

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Missing

When her mother goes missing while vacationing in Colombia with her new boyfriend, June searches for answers but her investigations are hampered by international bureaucracy. Stuck in Los Angeles, thousands of miles away, June ingeniously uses the latest technology at her fingertips to find her mother before it’s too late...

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Aftersun

With melancholy, Sophie recalls the summer holidays spent with her father twenty years earlier: the moments of shared joy, their complicity, sometimes their disagreements. She also thinks back to what hovered above these precious moments: the deaf and invisible threatens with ending happiness...

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The Novice

Alex Dall, a lonely young girl devoured by a need to succeed, decides to join the rowing club at her university...

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Earwig

In an isolated house, sheltered from the rumblings of a Europe haunted by war, Albert takes care of Mia, a little girl with icy teeth, under house arrest. Periodically, the phone rings and the Master inquires about Mia’s well-being...

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The Fabelmans

Fabulous, no other word. If we are receptive to Spielberg’s cinema, to 80’s cinema as we loved it as a child (E.T, L’empire du soleil, Stand By Me etc…) if we like John Ford’s cinema (huge surprise that Spielberg shares with us as with Kubrick in Ready Player one) .. if you like family drama, this film is for you. The emotional scenes are intense, the actors fabulous, the artistic direction virtuoso, and we passionately follow this family with all its dysfunctions that make them so endearing...

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Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody

The uncompromising portrait of a complex woman who was nicknamed the Voice. From her beginnings as a backing vocalist in New Jersey to her status as one of the most awarded and acclaimed artists of all time, the film traces the inspiring, poignant and deeply moving journey of Whitney Houston...

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Emancipation

The glorious story of Peter, a man who escapes slavery thanks to his intelligence, his unwavering faith and his love for his family...

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Babylon

1920s Los Angeles. A tale of overweening ambition and the wildest excess, BABYLON traces the rise and fall of various characters during the creation of Hollywood, an era of boundless decadence and depravity. Hurwitz will necessarily be there. What about Sandgren, Cross and Zophres? Anyway, I have absolute confidence in his choices. I’m hoping for a supporting cast as crazy as First Man (which featured Stoll, Haas, Clarke, Hinds and of course supporting king Kyle Chandler)...

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