Iris Lennox

Acclaimed director Claire Denis is back with “The Cry of the Guards,” a creative take on Bernard-Marie Koltès’s famous play “Combat de nègre et de chiens.” … Continue Reading →

As surprising as it may seem, George Lucas, the creator and producer of Indiana Jones, initially did not want Sean Connery to play the role of … Continue Reading →

Benjamin Lavernhe, who recently shone as the master of ceremonies at the 2026 César Awards, fondly recalls his first encounter with Jean-Pierre Bacri nine years ago. … Continue Reading →

It’s hard to believe, but the TV series based on this hugely popular franchise will soon premiere on TF1+! Exciting news for dance movie enthusiasts! A … Continue Reading →

Carine Tardieu’s “L’Attachement” winning the César for Best Film makes her one of the few, becoming only the sixth woman in the event’s 51-year history to … Continue Reading →

On March 4th, Pixar is set to take us into the animal kingdom with “Jumpers,” featuring a heroine who can transfer her consciousness into a beaver-shaped … Continue Reading →

In 1990, Robin Williams portrayed one of his most unforgettable characters in a cinematic masterpiece, delivering an absolutely iconic line. Here’s a look back at two … Continue Reading →

In the next episode of “Un Si Grand Soleil”… While Pablo becomes the target of tabloid media, Ludo and Elodie face the risk of losing their … Continue Reading →

Eli Roth’s horror film “Hostel,” which left millions of viewers in shock at theaters, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Here’s a closer look. The movie that … Continue Reading →

Released at the dawn of the 1980s, both brutal and prophetic, “Blood on the Thames” stands as one of the greatest British crime films ever made. … Continue Reading →