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Wes Anderson’s 'The Phoenician Scheme:' An Aesthetic Failure from a Master of Framing

Bélinda Ibrahim, 07/06 18:30 - Reading : 5 minute(s)

The Phoenician Scheme Wes Anderson Cannes 2025 Cinema Film Chronicle

Some filmmakers develop a signature style, and Wes Anderson belongs to the rare group whose name has become shorthand for an entire world. His universe is instantly recognizable from a single frame: perfectly balanced compositions, pastel color palettes, characters as melancholic as they are poised, deadpan humor, precisely timed tracking shots ...

'Hors-Saison' by Stéphane Brizé: A Man, a Woman, One Last Conversation

Bélinda Ibrahim, 13/05 18:00 - Reading : 5 minute(s)

Out of Season Hors-Saison Film Guillaume Canet Chronicle

There is a rare elegance in Hors Saison—the kind found in stories that don’t try to put on a show. Stéphane Brizé captures a pause in two lives, a moment of respite between two diverging paths, a space where words can finally be said. He captures a man worn out, a woman incomplete and what they manage to say, or not say, when it seems like ...

Ralph Fiennes Shines in 'Conclave,' the Thriller That Shakes Up the Church

Bélinda Ibrahim, 18/02 18:00 - Reading : 4 minute(s)

Film Chronicle Vatican Culture Ralph Fiennes

Steeped in unrelenting tension, Conclave, directed by Edward Berger and adapted from Robert Harris’s novel, pulls viewers into the inner workings of religious power struggles. Following the sudden death of the pope, the College of Cardinals convenes in the utmost secrecy to choose his successor. But behind the sealed doors of the Sistine Chapel, ...

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