The French director translates her experiences into critically lauded dramas like “One Fine Morning,” about her father’s death and her own new love.
Category: Movies
-
Mia Hansen-Love and the Hazy Line Where Real Life Ends and Art Begins
The New York Times – Movies: -
‘You People’ Review: Guess Who’s Going to Roscoe’s
The New York Times – Movies:Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy are among the stars in this prickly-charming generational Netflix comedy, the feature directing debut of Kenya Barris.
-
‘Kompromat’ Review: Escape From Siberia
The New York Times – Movies:In this thriller, a French diplomat takes to the road after being falsely imprisoned by Russian authorities.
-
‘Remember This’ Review: A Stark Portrait of Resilience
The New York Times – Movies:This film, featuring a captivating performance from David Strathairn as the Polish resistance fighter Jan Karski, is a straightforward adaptation of the play of the same name.
-
‘Close’ Review: This Boy’s Life
The New York Times – Movies:Friendship and tragedy go hand in hand in Lukas Dhont’s delicate, Oscar-nominated drama.
-
‘Maybe I Do’ Review: Lukewarm Liaisons
The New York Times – Movies:Looking at the seasoned cast — Diane Keaton, Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and William H. Macy — you might think you want to see this movie. Hold that thought.
-
‘Cairo Conspiracy’ Review: There Are No Angels
The New York Times – Movies:The election of a grand imam is the backdrop for this tense drama of innocence and corruption set at an esteemed Islamic university.
-
‘Nostalgia’ Review: Leave Now and Never Come Back
The New York Times – Movies:The Italian director Mario Martone creates an expressive, economic depiction of crime and longing in this drama about a man coming home to Naples.
-
‘Shotgun Wedding’ Review: ‘Die Hard’ With Refreshments
The New York Times – Movies:A destination wedding becomes a high-stakes hostage situation in this action-heavy film.
-
‘The Man in the Basement’ Review: The Occupation of Paris
The New York Times – Movies:This nebulous French thriller tracks the unraveling of a Jewish family that accidentally sells their storage cellar to an antisemitic conspiracy theorist.
-
‘Life Upside Down’ Review: Lotharios, Unmasked
The New York Times – Movies:Couples try to navigate relationships in lockdown in this pandemic satire.
-
‘Infinity Pool’ Review: Body Trouble
The New York Times – Movies:A wealthy writer succumbs to the lure of consequence-free violence in this artfully potent blend of horror and science fiction.