Oui Nadav Lapid critique film 2025

Yes by Nadav Lapid

Presented at Cannes 2025, “Yes” by Nadav Lapid explores post-October 7 trauma with radical form and moral ambiguity. At once urgent and disconcerting, this is a film meant to provoke more than comfort.

Un simple accident critique A simple accident review

A simple accident: a permanent trauma

Winner of the 2025 Palme d’Or, A Simple Accident is a striking return from Jafar Panahi. This minimalist and emotionally charged thriller explores memory, trauma, and justice in an Iran haunted by repression. A film of doubt rather than certainty, and of moral tension rather than spectacle.

September 2025 Film Guide: Sorties cinéma septembre 2025

September 2025 film guide & festivals in France

September marks a cinematic turning point in France — from blockbuster horror to poetic dramas, restored classics and high-profile festivals like Deauville and FIFDA. Here’s our critical and curated selection of what to watch in theatres.

Streaming Series September 2025

Streaming Series September 2025: our choice

September 2025 is packed with premieres. From historical sagas to psychological thrillers and reinvented romances, platforms compete to capture our attention. From Netflix to Apple TV+, Disney+ to Prime Video, here is a sharp, critical selection of the most essential releases this month.

Arte Summer 2025

Arte Summer 2025: what to watch

From Cry Wolf to The Actor, from Cotillard’s boldest roles to Montreux Jazz Festival – ARTE’s Summer 2025 is bold, global, and political.
🎬 Read our full guide: films, series, documentaries, concerts and festivals not to miss on ARTE this August.
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Mama Or Sinai interview

Mama by Or Sinai: Interview with the Director

“Mila isn’t just a caregiver — she’s a woman with desire, contradictions, and a world of her own. I wanted the camera to stay close to her, to let the audience feel everything from inside her skin. When I started writing Mama, I wasn’t interested in a story about migrant women — I wanted to tell a story with them, from their perspective.”
— Or Sinai, director of Mama

Mama by Or Sinaï

Mama by Or Sinaï

Mama follows Mila, a Polish migrant in Israel, facing exile and seeking dignity. A unique, intimate portrait of resilience.

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