The scares of the war were still fresh and the film was one of the first to break several taboos about the French people. Most of the movies till that point had been heroic dramas and made the French Resistance appear as… Continue Reading
Hier bij Cinestan houden we van vrouwen in de filmwereld! Het is nochtans geen gemakkelijke klus. Vrouwen krijgen nu éénmaal minder kansen dan mannen, het is daarom leuk als er toffe initiatieven worden gelanceerd zoals We Do It Together, een… Continue Reading
Who says there is no money for small movies? Sundance was the place to be this year for film companies to buy the distribution rights for the most awaited and critical acclaimed features. The much buzzed acquisition of the film… Continue Reading
Immigratie verhalen in Amerikaanse filmen bezitten allemaal een zekere melancholie en realisme dat in contrast staat met het ongekende optimisme waarmee Amerikanen hun land ophemelen. 1950, Brooklyn. Een jonge vrouw, Ellis (Saoirse Ronan), is verhuisd vanuit een klein dorp in Ierland… Continue Reading
The Berlin film festival is one of the most interesting festivals in the world. It is one of the main festivals in the world but it always seems to never choose for the glitter and glamour that goes with that… Continue Reading
In light of the passing of the great author, Umberto Eco, of the novel which inspired the film, even though the film was released in September, we thought it would be more actual to honour the film and his great author.… Continue Reading
Le 32e Festival International du Film d’Amour de Mons débute ce soir avec 11 films à l’affiche. Le film “Médecin de Campagne” ( de Thomas Lilti , avec François Cluzet et Marianne Denicourt) sera le film d’ouverture du festival qui se déroule du 19… Continue Reading
The movie “Deadpool” crushed the worldwide box-office this weekend. It achieved an incredible performance in the US by opening with 132 million dollars, which no R-rated movie ever reached before. In the rest of the world, Deadpool earned 128 million… Continue Reading
“The Revenant” picked up 5 Awards at the Bafta’s this year. The film won for best film, best actor, best cinematography, best sound and best director. Does this makes it the favorite for the Oscars? No, The Bafta’s don’t have a positve… Continue Reading
Cary Grant at his best in this screwball comedy which makes fun of itself and the characters in the movie. The film is based on the very successful play by American playwright Joseph Kesselring. A drama critic learns on his wedding… Continue Reading