Category 2021

THE FATHER tells the story of an 81-year-old man, Anthony, whose reality is slowly shattering before our eyes. But it is also the story of Anne, his daughter, who tries to accompany him through a maze of unanswered questions...

On vacation in the tropics, a family stops for a few hours on an isolated atoll where they discover with dismay that their aging is drastically accelerated and that their entire lives will be reduced to this last day...

The introverted Hannah arrives at a new high school. She befriends three other comrades. Young women begin to practice magic and summon the most powerful spirits in order to turn their dreams into reality. Definitely, all the young witches of the 90s have had a second life in recent years! After the returns of “Charmed” and “Sabrina” on the small screen, here is “The Craft”, a film having casually marked a whole generation of teenagers thanks to its group of marginal students who have become witches of competition, tumbles today in the dark rooms. With its quartet of charismatic actresses (Fairuza Balk, Robin Tunney, Neve Campbell and Rachel True), it must be said that “The Craft” was a fantastic teen-movie far from stupid in its metaphorical use of witchcraft to evoke the the ravages of drugs among young people (the ephemeral euphoria of powers quickly gave way to a nasty backfire breaking the friendship of the four high school girls). In addition, through the various consequences of the staged spells, the feature film flew over a good set of themes, unfortunately still very current, such as racism, harassment, suicide, rape or the harmful influence of a family environment. disadvantaged … In short, by the times of lack of inspiration that run, “The Craft” was the perfect candidate to go through the rema box … finally sequel-not-saying-not-remake story not to take the public too much for muggle blissful. Because, yes, we won’t tell you why or how (it’s so silly as it is easy) but “The Craft” 2020 is indeed a sequel to the 1996 film which takes on serious remake airs in its beginnings. All the ingredients of the original are indeed there with this new student who befriends three witch comrades but, already, some details do not deceive (the male over-representation in the family home in particular), the speech around these young girls endowed with powers will take on a resolutely feminist tone. Basically, why not, deviating from the metaphor of the previous film towards that of female emancipation promises a different offer, especially since the accompanying story also takes another turn after the setting up. “The Craft” therefore at least has the merit of not playing the card of complete copy and paste to find its own way … Except that in front of the scale of the disaster that is looming, we will very quickly regret that he did not content himself with plagiarizing his model. Not only is the feminist statement going to be unnamed Manichean silliness, spread throughout the film with a trowel to make it look like a catalog titled “Down with Patriarchy for Dummies!”, But the plot that goes on articulate around to support it will find a way to do worse! Stuck in its extremist caricature, “The Craft” can only regurgitate a vain story of gender opposition against a background of magical powers that seems to have been written on a corner of tablecloth. Between two side identity quests that we don’t care about, the film doesn’t even bother to make its main twists a little believable and just relies on fueling the hateful gaze towards stupid and macho stereotypes that he unrolls to point the finger at the opponent. It’s very simple, we had come there to see a remake of “The Craft”, we actually find ourselves in front of a simili “Black Christmas” (2019) in an even more teen and silly version! And, when the time comes for the final confrontation after a vague twist in the form of a hilarious “transformation”, get ready for a final act which obviously took as a model that of “Dragon Ball – Evolution” to bring you the show on more ridiculous possible! We will pass on the omnipresence of pop songs (and even original music next to the plate) that make you want to happily put on ice picks to the back of your ears, on “Twilight” as a cultural reference...

The true story of businessman Greville Wynne and his Russian source Oleg Penkovski aka “Ironbark” who helped the CIA penetrate the Soviet nuclear program during the Cold War, which ended the Cuban Missile Crisis ...

Aya grew up in a cozy orphanage since she was a baby and doesn’t know her mother had magical powers. Loved and pampered, the 10-year-old girl never wanted to leave her cocoon and her dear friend Custard...

The true story of Mohamedou Ould Slahi, a Mauritanian that his country delivered to the United States then in full terrorist paranoia following the attacks of September 11, 2001. The man spent years in prison without charge or trial. He regained his freedom in October 2016...

In the near future, women are gone. Todd Hewitt’s world is inhabited only by men, and all are subject to Noise, a mysterious force that reveals their thoughts and allows everyone to know the thoughts of others...

Hutch Mansell, a frustrated father and husband, totally looked down on by his family, is content to take the punches, never return them. It’s nothing. One night, as two burglars break into his home, he chooses not to intervene, rather than risk a bloody escalation. A decision that definitely discredits him in the eyes of his son Blake, and which seems to distance him even further from his wife Becca. This incident awakens in this injured man latent instincts that will propel him on a violent path, revealing gray areas and unsuspected lethal skills...

Pursued by members of a Mexican cartel, a mother and son cross the border between Mexico and Arizona and find themselves in Jim Hanson’s land. Embittered and aging, he traditionally denounces illegal immigrants to the authorities. But when the mother is killed in a shootout, the recalcitrant American decides to help young Miguel escape...

Miami, February 25, 1964, the young Cassius Clay (future Mohamed Ali) becomes world boxing champion, heavyweight category. Because of racial segregation, he must celebrate his victory away from other athletes...