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Justin le Juste: Alban Ivanov Against Type in a Film That Breaks Free from Clichés
Yes: Justin le Juste places Alban Ivanov in a dramatic register by entrusting him with the role of a peasant...
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Dragon Ball Super: Beerus returns with renewed animation and dubbing… but still the same story?
Yes, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will tell again a story already known, but in a reworked version that promises renewed...
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Digger : Tom Cruise’s new film, a bold masterpiece that audiences have yet to understand?
No, Digger is not yet an overlooked masterpiece: Alejandro González Iñárritu’s film is an ambitious satire, often stimulating, but too...
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Get Jiro! : in this dystopia, gangs settle their scores with sushi
Get Jiro! turns a gang war into a gastronomic conflict: in its futuristic Los Angeles, chefs control territories, restaurants are...
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Below on Netflix: a mysterious creature from the depths spreads terror among fishermen
Below arrives on Netflix in France on October 8, 2026, in the form of a six-episode miniseries where a mysterious...
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The Whisper Man: the Netflix thriller asserts itself from its launch with 23.2 million views
Yes, The Whisper Man makes a spectacular launch on Netflix with 23.2 million views, according to the figures released by...
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Heroes: Tim Kring rekindles hope for the return of the cult series
Tim Kring hints at a possible return of Heroes, but no sequel or new season has been officially announced. On...
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American Horror Story season 13: why this reunion of cult characters takes on the air of the Avengers of horror
American Horror Story season 13 takes on the airs of an Avengers of horror because it brings together characters and...
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One Piece: Luffy, Zoro and Sanji, worthy heirs of Roger, Rayleigh and Gaban?
Yes, Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji can be seen as the heirs of Gol D. Roger, Silvers Rayleigh, and Scopper Gaban:...
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“Paolo” on HBO Max: does the French series with Jérôme Niel deserve a watch?
Yes, “Paolo” is worth a detour if you enjoy slow psychological thrillers, ambiguous characters, and atmospheres that create discomfort. Available...