Iris Lennox

Over four years since “Belle,” Mamoru Hosoda is back to captivate our movie theaters with “Scarlet and Eternity,” a new ambitious work drawing inspiration from William … Continue Reading →

Pascal Bonitzer’s new film, “Victor Like Everyone,” premieres in theaters this Wednesday. This film pays tribute to the world of Victor Hugo, yet it steers clear … Continue Reading →

Check out the trailer for “The Crime on the 3rd Floor,” the latest film by Rémi Bezançon, the director of “The First Day of the Rest … Continue Reading →

Every day, AlloCiné suggests a film to watch or rewatch on TV. Tonight’s pick: an award-winning, brilliant fantasy thriller from the Cannes Film Festival. Maureen, a … Continue Reading →

Directed by Mona Fastvold, “The Testament of Ann Lee” features Amanda Seyfried as the founder of the Shakers, a lesser-known religious sect in France. This role … Continue Reading →

Recently seen in “The Count of Monte Cristo” and “Enzo,” Pierfrancesco Favino returns to Italy with “Il Maestro,” a drama in which he reaffirms his precision … Continue Reading →

Thirty years ago, director Jan Kounen released his first film, the extremely violent “Dobermann,” which nearly gave the film classification committee at CNC a heart attack, … Continue Reading →

Transitioning from the stage to the film director’s chair, Jérémy Ferrari embarks on his first feature film venture with the action comedy “Les K D’OR.” He … Continue Reading →

In the next episode of “Here It All Begins”… Bakary wakes up to the reality about Stanislas. Following Carla’s sage advice, Zoé decides to conduct some … Continue Reading →

The Korean drama “One Spring Night” is a tender and realistic exploration of love in adulthood, human choices, and emotions, delivering a melancholic, introspective, and sensitive … Continue Reading →