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The film can look almost like a holiday postcard one moment and like a premonition of catastrophe the next … That contrast is ultimately what makes La Gradiva so powerful.

Writer-director Antonin Baudry is unapologetic about his gargantuan new two-movie project about French wartime hero Charles de Gaulle. With a combined running time of nearly five-and-a-half-hours, that’s a lot of

... black humour can be delicious, but here, it just leaves a bad taste.

… absorbing, comfortably above average and certainly no time waster.

… a wonderful film and an unabashed absolute crowd-pleaser.

… a confection of missed chances.

Co-writer/director Thierry Klifa may not be the richest man in the world, but his film The Richest Woman in the World was the most popular at the recent Alliance Francais

A nimble, well-scripted crime drama set in Paris, what’s not to like?

A French Succession and perverse power game in the glossy beauty industry. Calling all Huppert fans, Francophiles, and fashionistas ….

The French filmmaker adapts Victor Hugo with his muse, actor Grégory Gadebois