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La Venus Electrique Review
I saw La Vénus électrique at UGC Maillot on opening night of Cannes. After a safe, unsurprising ceremony, the theatre filled up for the film everyone had been waiting for.
Etty – Hagai Levi’s series
With Etty, Hagai Levi adapts the diaries of Etty Hillesum in a series set in the present, led by Julia Windischbauer. A deeply intimate work about writing, hatred and inner resistance.
May 2026 – Movies to Watch
May opens under the sign of Cannes. Almodóvar in competition, Salvadori opening the festival, L’Abandon, Jaoui, Sorogoyen, The Mandalorian. Our pick of the films not to miss in May 2026 – with trailers.
Cannes 2026: Official Selection
Cannes remains the one place in the world where cinema still speaks as though it has something urgent to say. Not just a showcase, not just a market, a moment when films from everywhere arrive on the same Croisette with the same ambition: to matter.
Movies and Series: April 2026
The movies and series of April 2026 open with Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama — Zendaya and Robert Pattinson in an A24 dark comedy that divides critics and stays with you long after. Yellow Letters by Ilker Çatak, Golden Bear in Berlin, confirms one of the strongest voices in European cinema. And on streaming: Euphoria returns after four years, The Boys signs off, Richard Gadd delivers Half Man.
FCIP 2026: My Highlights
The skies were closed. The films were here. The 26th Festival of Israeli Cinema in Paris ended on 24 March 2026. Ten days at the Majestic Passy, in a climate of record antisemitism — and yet audiences came in force, and the films held, resisted, moved. Here are the ones that stayed with me.
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