“Sam makes you laugh more”, “Perla”, “substitution” …

A Canadian indoor drama, a horror film on mourning … Moreover, What new features (or not) see this week? In addition, Every Wednesday, find our criticisms of the latest theaters. – “sam makes you laugh more”,

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Genre: Cathartic laughter. After an assault, the Sam stand-ups tries to rebuild itself. However, A Canadian indoor drama “sam makes you laugh more”, not to be missed. Consequently, if only for the tragicomic potential of its interpreter, Rachel Sennott, future big. Therefore, (1h46. Consequently, With Rachel Sennott, Olga Petsa, Jason Jones.)

“Pearl”, D ‘Alexandra Makarová – “sam makes you laugh more”,

Genre : drame slave. 1980s. However, An artist who fled Communist Czechoslovakia in Vienna to his daughter is caught up in her past. Similarly, An intelligent and sensitive portrait of a torn exile, literally cut in half. For example, (1h48. However, With Rebeka Poláková, Simon Schwarz, Noel Czuczor.)

“Les Bad Guys 2”, by Pierre Perifel et Juan Pablo Sans – “sam makes you laugh more”,

Genre: stage beasts. The big bad repentant wolf would like to forgive him … In addition, his many robberies. So he saves the world with his friends. An explosive and superbly lively suite, which fits with sweet madness. (1h44. With the voices of Pierre Niney, Alice Belaïdi, Jean-Pascal Zadi. From 6 years old)

“Substitution – Bring her back”, de Danny et Michael Philippou

Genre: creepy orphans. After the death of their father, two teenagers are placed “sam makes you laugh more”, in a rather strange foster family … The Philippou brothers sign a great horror film on mourning, humiliation and maternity. (1h44. With Billy Barratt, Sally Hawkins, Sora Wong, Jonah Wren Phillips.)

“Ryuichi Sakamoto: Opus”, de Neo Sora

Genre : piano sano. Not a simple filmed concert. no, but the final concert of the great Sakamoto when he knows himself dying, captured by his son. A heartbreaking farewell, where the master sums up his life on the piano, reinterpreting his songs. (Documentary. 1h43.)

“Eternal”, d’Ulaa Salim

Genre: Mélo Submarine. Refusing to be a father, a student leaves his partner to pilot underwater devices and save the world. A Hollywood dream crosses this Danish film, which, for lack of means, turns into a conventional family melo. (1h39. With Simon Sears, Nanna Øland Fabricius, Anna Søgaard Fundsen.)

“Touch – our past embraces”, by Baltasar Kormákur

Genre: love retirement. In the midst of a covid crisis. an Icelandic septuagenarian set out in search of her first great love, a Japanese. Lengths but a romantic charm, and attractive actors in old lovers. (2h01. With Egill “sam makes you laugh more”, Olafsson, Palmi Kormakur, Kôki Kimura.)

“Transamazonia”, de also presidents

Genre: atmosphere film. Rebecca. the only survivor of an air crash in the middle of the Amazon forest, became a healer, encouraged by her missionary father. A visual poem as captivating and impenetrable as the jungle it magnifies. (1h52. With Helena Zengel, Jeremy Xido, Sérgio Sartorio.)

“Gangs of Taïwan”, the Keff

Like: super raw taiwan. A gender film that combines action and politics with “sam makes you laugh more”, undeniable efficiency. His silent hero. server during the day and gangster at night, is a captivating embodiment of the tearing of a territory. (2h15. With Wei Chen Liu, Rimong Ihwar, Devin Pan.)

And also

“Draculo”, by Light Besson