What if Stephen King’s most haunting story wasn’t horror at all, but a luminous tribute to life, memory and time? Directed by Mike Flanagan and led by Tom Hiddleston, The Life of Chuck turns inward — and stirs something rare.
🎬 What to watch in cinemas this June?
From Stephen King’s emotional fable The Life of Chuck to Danny Boyle’s radical sequel 28 Years Later, June 2025 brings powerful, bold, and moving stories to French screens.
Here’s our hand-picked selection of must-see films → movieintheair.com/movies-to-watch-june-2025
Paris, June 2025.
One week to celebrate French and American independent cinema, right in the heart of the world’s most beautiful avenue.
From the delirious opening show Titanique to Celine Song’s virtual masterclass, from bold short films and cult retrospectives (Shiva Baby, Bottoms) to heartfelt premieres and electrifying rooftop nights — the Champs-Élysées Film Festival 2025 bursts with life, art and commitment.
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🗓️ June 17–23, 2025
📍 Publicis, Balzac, Mac-Mahon, Lido, Théâtre du Rond-Point…
Looking for the best cinema events for Nuit Blanche 2025 in Paris? From open-air screenings to immersive cine-performances, our editorial picks.
🎬 The Ptit Clap Festival 2025 returns to Levallois to spotlight young filmmakers aged 15 to 25. Eleven short films reveal bold, personal, and powerful new voices.
French Audiovisual Creation: What the 2025 “Journée de la Création” Reveals On May 27, 2025, the SACEM auditorium hosted the “Journée de la Création,” organized
Cinema, Netflix, Arte, festivals: a rich week of bold, intimate stories. Dive into our weekly guide to films and series in France.
Filmed inside a real maternal home, this Cannes contender gives voice to five teenage girls navigating motherhood with dignity and fragility.
Klapisch delivers a moving tale of memory and legacy in The Coming of the Future, premiered at Cannes 2025. A poetic and moving journey through time.
Jodie Foster returns to French-language cinema in Vie privée, a psychological thriller directed by Rebecca Zlotowski and premiered at Cannes 2025. The film marks a bold encounter between two major voices in world cinema, confronting themes of care, guilt, and memory through an intense and intimate performance.
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Erige Sehiri’s film Promis le ciel opens Un Certain Regard at Cannes 2025. A tender portrait of migrant women in Tunisia, beautifully filmed but narratively uneven.
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