Cinema
Review: Certified Copy
Certified Copy is a film which is as beautiful as it is painful, provoking questions about the relationships between us and those we love the most.
L’Etrange Festival 2010 – Paris
With terrorists, vampires and rock gods, the 16th edition of the ‘Strange’ Festival in Paris promises to be its most colourful yet…
Review: The Girl Who Played with Fire
Misogyny, wince-inducing violence and heart-stopping suspense: this sequel follows in the footsteps of the first opus of the Millennium series.
Summer on Screen
The European summer: sometime unpredictable, always short-lived. Embrace sunny days whatever the weather with our selection of classic summery films.
Coco & Igor
Anna Mouglalis’ inimitably, innately elegant Chanel floats from scene to scene resplendent and regal, and always a step ahead of the women who depend on their men rather than themselves.
Europe’s Finest Rom-Coms
Aside from a handful of rare gems, Hollywood has been churning out sub-standard romantic-comedies for years now; why not turn to Europe for some more original entertainment?
Magathèque: Volume 13
If you’re sitting and baking in front of your computer, check out our handy cinematic toolkit designed to send your imagination on an aquatic adventure and possibly deceive your body into cooling down.
Cinematic Cities: Paris
An essential ingredient to the success of a film, and a unique setting that can dominate the screen. We pick the best of the city of light on celluloid.
The Most Iconic Red Dresses on Screen
From Scarlett O’Hara to Jessica Rabbit, we take a look at the on-screen ‘robes rouges’ which have left an impression….
Magathèque: Volume 12
Twisted love is this month’s Magathèque theme: put your emotional crash-helmet on and get ready for the ride.
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