Media

Culture

People

News

Recent posts

Anne Demoulin's top 10: 1. The Bear 2. The Crown S5 3. Andor 4. Better Call Saul S6 5. Oussekine 6. The Sandman 7. Yellowjackets 8. Severance 9. This Is Going To Hurt 10. The Tourist Her favorite: The Bear (available on Disney+) Dive into the horrors of a deli's kitchen! Filmed at the height of the stove and at the level of the pans, The Bear , a dramatic comedy of rare dramatic intensity by Christopher Storer ( Ramy ), follows the return to Chicago of starred chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White of Shameless, s imposing here as the Al Pacino of the 21st century), nicknamed "The Bear" to take control of the family sandwich shop, after the suicide of his older brother. The Bear explores themes of mourning, reconstruction and resilience with disarming tenderness. Tasting The Bear is not being able to live without it! Pauline Ferrari's top 10: 1. Heartstopper 2. An extraordinary team (A League of Their Own) 3. Funny 4. The Crown S5 5. Le Flambeau: Raiders of Chupacabra 6. Peaky Blinders S6 7. Borgen S4 8. Pistol 9. Inventing Anna 10. Oussekine His favorite: Heartstopper (available on Netflix) Heartstopper is the show I wanted to see growing up. A coming-out story as we rarely see on the small screen, carried by the fantastic Kit Connor (Nick) and Joe Locke (Charlie). Adapted from the graphic novel by the British Alice Oseman, Heartstopperis a nugget of sweetness, where drawings mingle with real shots. Intended for a teenage audience, it addresses many themes so specific to this period of life, including that of finding oneself, as well as one's community. The myriad of LGBTQ+ characters is complex, each with their own story, and far from the clichés long perpetuated by the world of cinema. Here, no one dies, gays and theys are not buried, but celebrated, loved, confronted with themselves. The eight episodes fly by, and leave us with hearts full of joy. Bonus for Olivia Colman who plays a loving and attentive mother, whose every interpretation brings tears to your eyes. Lina Fourneau's top 10: 1. The world of tomorrow 2. Tokyo Vice 3. Soft Chair 4. Wednesday 5. Paris Police 1905 6. Ordinary people 7. Oussekine 8. Uncoupled 9. Inventing Anna 10. Funny His favorite: The world of tomorrow (series originally broadcast on Arte and available on Netflix) In a year 2022 that is going too fast, the release of the series The World of Tomorrow invites us to take time. Merging with the images of a documentary, the six episodes bring us back to life (well, for some) the 1980s and the first steps of the famous and masterful rap group Suprême NTM. The image, the sound, the rhythm, nothing is left to chance in the aesthetics of the series imagined by Katell Quillévéré and Hélier Cisterne. We also applaud the excellent acting of the actors who play JoeyStarr (Melvin Boomer) and Kool Shen (Anthony Bajon). A must see ! Maïwenn Furic's top 10: 1. The fighters 2. Blood & Water S3 3. Wednesday 4. The Recruit 5. The Bridgerton Chronicle S2 6. Narco-Saints 7. Elite S6 8. They shine 9. The Torch: The Adventurers of Chupacabra 10. Emily in Paris S3 His favorite: The Fighters (series originally broadcast on TF1 and available on Netflix) Back in September 1914, the First World War had just begun. In the East of France, daily life is turned upside down, and families are forced to move and adapt to the movement of the front line. Women Fighters zooms in on the key role of women during the Great War. The stories of four very different women intertwine: a nurse, a nun, a prostitute and the wife of a factory manager. If you enjoyed The Bazaar of Charity , the miniseries will satisfy you. And you will again find Audrey Fleurot and Camille Lou in the main roles. Fabien Randanne's top 10: 1. The Sandman 2. Le Fate Ignoranti 3. Only Murders in the Building S2 4. Tendre Chair 5. White Lotus S2 6. Vigil 7. American Horror Story: NYC 8. A League of Their Own 9. The World of Tomorrow 10. This is Us S6 His favorite: The Sandman (available on Netflix) This adaptation of Neil Gaiman's graphic novels brings back the pure, almost childlike pleasure of being told fantastic stories. We are far from fairy tales, the universe, or rather the universes that unfold there are for the most part dark and tormented. The unexpected is there in each episode where, if you want to dwell on it, you can find material for philosophical reflection. Episode 5, of a chilling violence rarely seen on Netflix and the sixth, which seizes us with the emotion broadcast, are the two peaks of this first season.

Anne Demoulin's top 10: 1. The Bear 2. The Crown S5 3. Andor 4. Better Call Saul S6 5. Oussekine 6. The Sandman 7. Yellowjackets 8. Severance 9. This Is Going To Hurt 10. The Tourist Her favorite: The Bear (available on Disney+) Dive into the horrors of a deli's kitchen! Filmed at the height of the stove and at the level of the pans, The Bear , a dramatic comedy of rare dramatic intensity by Christopher Storer ( Ramy ), follows the return to Chicago of starred chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White of Shameless, s imposing here as the Al Pacino of the 21st century), nicknamed "The Bear" to take control of the family sandwich shop, after the suicide of his older brother. The Bear explores themes of mourning, reconstruction and resilience with disarming tenderness. Tasting The Bear is not being able to live without it! Pauline Ferrari's top 10: 1. Heartstopper 2. An extraordinary team (A League of Their Own) 3. Funny 4. The Crown S5 5. Le Flambeau: Raiders of Chupacabra 6. Peaky Blinders S6 7. Borgen S4 8. Pistol 9. Inventing Anna 10. Oussekine His favorite: Heartstopper (available on Netflix) Heartstopper is the show I wanted to see growing up. A coming-out story as we rarely see on the small screen, carried by the fantastic Kit Connor (Nick) and Joe Locke (Charlie). Adapted from the graphic novel by the British Alice Oseman, Heartstopperis a nugget of sweetness, where drawings mingle with real shots. Intended for a teenage audience, it addresses many themes so specific to this period of life, including that of finding oneself, as well as one's community. The myriad of LGBTQ+ characters is complex, each with their own story, and far from the clichés long perpetuated by the world of cinema. Here, no one dies, gays and theys are not buried, but celebrated, loved, confronted with themselves. The eight episodes fly by, and leave us with hearts full of joy. Bonus for Olivia Colman who plays a loving and attentive mother, whose every interpretation brings tears to your eyes. Lina Fourneau's top 10: 1. The world of tomorrow 2. Tokyo Vice 3. Soft Chair 4. Wednesday 5. Paris Police 1905 6. Ordinary people 7. Oussekine 8. Uncoupled 9. Inventing Anna 10. Funny His favorite: The world of tomorrow (series originally broadcast on Arte and available on Netflix) In a year 2022 that is going too fast, the release of the series The World of Tomorrow invites us to take time. Merging with the images of a documentary, the six episodes bring us back to life (well, for some) the 1980s and the first steps of the famous and masterful rap group Suprême NTM. The image, the sound, the rhythm, nothing is left to chance in the aesthetics of the series imagined by Katell Quillévéré and Hélier Cisterne. We also applaud the excellent acting of the actors who play JoeyStarr (Melvin Boomer) and Kool Shen (Anthony Bajon). A must see ! Maïwenn Furic's top 10: 1. The fighters 2. Blood & Water S3 3. Wednesday 4. The Recruit 5. The Bridgerton Chronicle S2 6. Narco-Saints 7. Elite S6 8. They shine 9. The Torch: The Adventurers of Chupacabra 10. Emily in Paris S3 His favorite: The Fighters (series originally broadcast on TF1 and available on Netflix) Back in September 1914, the First World War had just begun. In the East of France, daily life is turned upside down, and families are forced to move and adapt to the movement of the front line. Women Fighters zooms in on the key role of women during the Great War. The stories of four very different women intertwine: a nurse, a nun, a prostitute and the wife of a factory manager. If you enjoyed The Bazaar of Charity , the miniseries will satisfy you. And you will again find Audrey Fleurot and Camille Lou in the main roles. Fabien Randanne's top 10: 1. The Sandman 2. Le Fate Ignoranti 3. Only Murders in the Building S2 4. Tendre Chair 5. White Lotus S2 6. Vigil 7. American Horror Story: NYC 8. A League of Their Own 9. The World of Tomorrow 10. This is Us S6 His favorite: The Sandman (available on Netflix) This adaptation of Neil Gaiman's graphic novels brings back the pure, almost childlike pleasure of being told fantastic stories. We are far from fairy tales, the universe, or rather the universes that unfold there are for the most part dark and tormented. The unexpected is there in each episode where, if you want to dwell on it, you can find material for philosophical reflection. Episode 5, of a chilling violence rarely seen on Netflix and the sixth, which seizes us with the emotion broadcast, are the two peaks of this first season.

imprimiendo December 30, 2022

A series year 2022 under the sign of fantasy! House of the Dragon on HBO (OCS in France), The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Pow…

Load More That is All