Hudson Moura As a film critic for Radio-Canada, I am embracing a new approach to my reviews. While I typically…
by Hudson Moura Christophe Honoré’s Marcello Mio is an ambitious yet uneven cinematic exploration of legacy, identity, and the shadow cast by…
François Ozon, often described as the “enfant terrible” of French cinema, is also one of the most prolific filmmakers of…
by Hudson Moura François Ozon’s When Fall is Coming unfolds as an exquisite, slow-burn mystery delicately rooted in the director’s family lore.…
by Hudson Moura At its core,Breaking Point (Un Coup de Dès) is a classic story of jealousy, betrayal, and luck,…
by Hudson Moura In Here & There (Ici et Là-bas), director Ludovic Bernard offers a reverse reflection on exile and identity…
by Hudson Moura In A Little Something Extra (Un p’tit truc en plus), director and comedian Artus brings a unique twist to…
by Hudson Moura Meet the Leroys by Florent Bernard dives into the emotional turmoil and bittersweet nostalgia of a family…
By Hudson Moura In its original title, the French comedy Open Season, or Chasse-Gardée, loses some of its playful wordplay in translation.…
by Hudson Moura A long-hidden secret surfaces in the opening sequence of Riviera Revenge (N’avoue Jamais), directed by Ivan Calbérac,…
by Hudson Moura Rosalie, directed by Stephanie Di Giusto, is a sensitive film that addresses themes especially relevant today. The…
by Hudson Moura Robert Guédiguian returns with And the Party Goes On ! (Et la fête continue!), a film deeply rooted…