Eva en août de Jonás Trueba est diffuséau Festival La Rochelle Cinéma 2022 alors qu’une rencontre avec le réalisateur est prévue mercredi 6 juillet à 11h30 au Théâtre Verdière. La critique et l’avis sur le film.
Plus d'infos »[Review] “Aladdin” (2019) by Guy Ritchie
New live-action film from a Disney cartoon, Aladdin is the first family film directed by Guy Ritchie. Film review by Bulles de Culture on this feature film with Mena Massoud, Will Smith, Naomi Scott and Marwan Kenzari.
Plus d'infos »[Review] “The Song of the Tree” (2018): Kyrgystan’s first musical film
Following two prestigious selections at the 40th Moscow International Film Festival and at the 23rd Busan International Film Festival, The Song of the Tree (ДАРАК ЫРЫ) by director Aibek Dayyrbekov is having its European Premiere this week at the 22nd Black Nights Film Festival in Tallin, Estonia. Film review by Bulles de Culture.
Plus d'infos »[INTERVIEW] Gore Verbinski & Dane DeHaan (“A Cure For Wellness”)
For the French release of the new film by Gore Verbinski, A Cure For Wellness, and thanks to the distributor Twentieth Century Fox France, we had the chance to meet the director and the main actor Dane DeHaan during a Q&A. Let’s watch the video of it.
Plus d'infos »Sundance Channel Shorts Competition 2016: The 4 Jury Awards
Let’s take a look at the four Belgian, French, Polish, Spanish short films Jury Awards at Sundance Channel Shorts Competition 2016: Nymphet by Laura Hermanides, Por no morir nada más vernos by Carlos Crespo, Gagarine by Fanny Liatard/Jérémy Trouilh and Kreatury by Tessa Moult-Milewska.
Plus d'infos »Sundance Channel Shorts Competition 2016: The French winners
Bulles de Culture has been fortunate to be part of the Jury of Sundance Channel Shorts Competition 2016. Back on the French winners of this year.
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Ogres” (2015) by Léa Fehner
After a noticed debut film about prison (Silent Voices), the director Léa Fehner takes us in the footsteps of a touring theatre. Ogres (Les Ogres) is the story of men and women who enjoy life to the fullest.
Plus d'infos »When Marnie Was There (2014), the nostalgia for Ghibli
Hiromasa Yonebayashi, parent of the funny and naive Arrietty: The small world of scroungers, is back with When Marnie Was There (思い出のマーニー, 2014), a second animated feature film and a beautiful adaptation of the novel When Marnie Was There by Joan G. Robinson (1967), an English children’s classic book.
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Lost River” (2014), somewhere over the rainbow
Lost River is the first feature film directed by the actor Ryan Gosling (Drive, The Place Beyond the Pines). A successful first one? Our review.
Plus d'infos »[REVIEWS] “Brothers”, “Fantastic Mr. Fox”, “Edge of Darkness”, “Dumas”
Our film reviews on: Brothers (2009) by Jim Sheridan, Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) by Wes Anderson, Edge of Darkness (2010) by Martin Campbell, Dumas (L’Autre Dumas, 2009) by Safy Nebbou.
Plus d'infos »[Review] “A Most Wanted Man” (2014): After 09/11
A Most Wanted Man is one of the last movies with the late Philip Seymour Hoffman (Capote, The Master). He is directed by Anton Corbijn (Control, The American) and plays with Rachel McAdams (The Notebook, Sherlock Holmes), Grigoriy Dobrygin (How I Ended This Summer), Willem Dafoe (Spider-Man, The Grand Hotel Budapest) and Robin Wright (Forrest Gump, House of Cards). He portrays a spy character that the famous author and former British secret service spy John Le Carré knows so well to describe. Let’s dive in a new film post-09/11. Film review by Bulles de Culture.
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Pride” (2014): Nothing but happiness!
To have again faith in human being, in his kindness and in his ability to change the world, it seems inconceivable but that is what Pride will do to you. Our review on this film directed by Matthew Warchus with Bill Nighy (Love Actually, Indian Palace) and Imelda Staunton (Vera Drake, Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix).
Plus d'infos »[Review] “22 Jump Street” (2014) by Phil Lord & Chris Miller
The duo Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum is back, with the same directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who have already directed the first film. Ice Cube also endorses for the second time his yelling captain character. They are all guilty of committing a second offence with 22 Jump Street. Film review by Bulles de Culture.
Plus d'infos »“Hercules” (2014), without any Thrace
After having being eaten and swallowed by the Finnish ogre Renny Harlin, Hercules is back for a new adventure. Will it be as strong as his muscles ?
Plus d'infos »“Guardians Of The Galaxy” (2014), the geek blockbuster film of the summer
Before the release of the Chinese blockbuster, Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon by Tsui Hark, here’s one of the geek blockbusters of the summer: Guardians of the Galaxy by James Gunn. Originality of the plot: the usual Marvel supermen usually called to save the world, and most of the time the universe, are replaced by a bunch of off-the-law loosers. Want to go on board? Let’s go!
Plus d'infos »“The Double” (2013), the film which sees two of everything!
When the British and longhaired director Richard Ayoade, actor of the excellent English geek series The IT Crowd (2006-2013) meets American screenwriter Avi Korine, brother of Harmony Korine (Spring Breakers), and makes a science fiction film adapted from a short story by the Russian writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky with Jesse Einsenberg (The Social Network, Now You See Me) and Mia Wasikowska (Maps to the Stars) in the leading parts, of course we really want to see this The Double (2013).
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Lucy” (2014) by Luc Besson: A movie on LSD
Preceded by a flattering achievement to have beaten the demigod Hercules (2014) in the United States, the new film by Luc Besson, Lucy, is more discreetly released in France (a few screening before its release) in spite of the presence of Scarlett Johansson and Morgan Freeman in the cast.
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Begin Again” (2014): “Once” again?
Once’s director John Carney is back with another ‘musical’ set in NYC: Begin Again. Despite a pretty attractive cast with Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo, can this new opus keep up with Once’s success?
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Ablations” (2014), sometimes, only one organ is missing, and the whole world seems depopulated
News item is still a big success in cinema. It is the turn of the writer Benoît Délépine to use it to play with the theme of organ thefts, a kidney here, in the movie Ablations by the director Arnold Parscau.
Plus d'infos »The Tale of Princess Kaguya (2013), the reign of light
Isao Takahata’s film, The Tale of Princess Kaguya (かぐや姫の物語, 2013), unveils one of Japan’s most ancient tale to the Western audience, and it’s an absolute gem.
Plus d'infos »Starred Up (2013), in the Name of the Son
Prison movies have, over the years, become an proper genre, and is by essence the most difficult to be renewed. Due to its very restricted unit of time and space, it forces the directors and the scriptwriters to run the suggestion box at full speed, in order not to fall in certain agreements and common places, sometimes wanted by the spectator, eager for strong sensations. Our opinion on Starred Up by David MacKenzie.
Plus d'infos »[BLU-RAY REVIEW] “Lone survivor” (2013), a drop in the ocean
The recent Blu-Ray release of Lone survivor by Peter Berg is an occasion to come back to this war movie, rather unnoticed during its release in theater.
Plus d'infos »Maleficent (2014), the beloved witch?
With this Maleficent by Robert Stromberg, the Walt Disney Company and Angelina Jolie (Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Salt) offer us an exciting rehabilitation of a mythical evil: the witch who had cast a spell on the Sleeping Beauty (1959). We pricked up our ears to watch it more closely.
Plus d'infos »[REVIEW] “Lovelace” (2013) by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman
Made with a budget of 25,000 dollars for six days of shooting, the film Deep Throat (1972) by Gerard Damiano has grossed over $ 600 million thirty years later (see Wikipedia). The biopic Lovelace (2013) by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman (The Celluloid Closet, Paragraph 175) invites us to follow the meteoric rise of a naive and shy American young woman who became suddenly a porn star.
Plus d'infos »[Review] “The Hobbit : The Desolation of Smaug” (2013) by Peter Jackson
Tolkien season 2 episode 2: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013). With this second opus of The Hobbit trilogy, Peter Jackson continues to illustrate the universe of J. R. R. Tolkien with a fifth film still full of action and special effects. Film review by Bulles de Culture.
Plus d'infos »[Review] “Curling” (2010) by Denis Côté or the pleasure of anguish
Like a free tiger running around your cage, Curling (2010) describes quietly a few weeks of the boring life of a father and his daughter at the far end of Canada. Film review by Bulles de Culture.
Plus d'infos »[Review] “The Light Thief” by Atkan Arym Kubat
The Light Thief (Svet-Ake) is a Kyrgyz feature film by and with Atkan Arym Kubat. Film review by Bulles de Culture on this drama.
Plus d'infos »Fade to black for Alain Corneau
Death during the night of August 30, 2010 of the talented French director Alain Corneau who will be buried at Père Lachaise (Paris, France) this Saturday, September 4.
Plus d'infos »Sophie Bolze, death of a committed editor
Funeral of the French editor Sophie Bolze (The Dominici Affair, Substitute). Born in 1958, she died on Tuesday, June 8, 2010.
Plus d'infos »Kick-Ass, the film you are the super-hero!
Who has never dreamed of being a hero one day? Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson), yes! By boredom and envy to exist in the eyes of girls, this teenager, fan of comics, decides to bridge the gap between fiction and reality and to become a superhero: Kick Ass is born!
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