After forty-one days of shooting in Louisiana for the film “In the Electric Mist” with American actor Tommy Lee Jones, the French director Bertrand Tavernier (“Death Watch”, “Round Midnight” and “Fresh Bait”) remembers this rich but also arduous experience in his book “Pas à pas dans la brume électrique” (litterarly, “Step by step in the electric mist”).
Read more »♥ [REVIEW] “Je reviens de mourir” (2008) by Antoine Dole: The breath away
Dernière mise à jour : February 7th, 2017 at 07:23 pmA crush and an unexpected slap. At the publication of the book by Antoine Dole, Je reviens de mourir (aka I Have Died Again, 2008), it is a tragedy! There are critics on all side : a book “too violent”, “unsuited to the public”, “without hope or desire for redemption”. Indeed, the book is harsh. The description of pain and despair makes the story difficult to read. However, this brutality does not leave us indifferent… You go through all the colors and read each sentence, shuddering.
Read more »[REVIEW] “A Case of Exploding Mangoes” (2009) by Mohammed Hanif
Dernière mise à jour : August 11th, 2016 at 11:19 pmAfter the South African, contemporary and hardboiled thriller, Zulu by Caryl Férey, let’s go to the 80s in Pakistan with A Case of Exploding Mangoes by Mohammed Hanif.
Read more »[REVIEW] “Zulu” (2008) by Caryl Férey
Dernière mise à jour : August 7th, 2016 at 04:44 pmZulu by Caryl Ferey: as a child Ali Neuman ran away from the Bantoustan of KwaZulu to escape the Inkatha militia, at war with the ANC, so illegal. Even his mother, the only survivor of the family, doesnt know what they have done to him…
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