French cinema: film news - Page 2
Releases, shoots, nominations: what is moving in French cinema.
“The Marie-Claire Case” in theaters after Cannes
The film recounts the trial that paved the way for the decriminalisation of abortion.
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Moulin tops the box office, Les Misérables reaches one million
László Nemes' film exceeds 346,000 admissions, while Les Misérables reaches one million and The Phantom of the Opera falters.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme returns in martial arts film Katana
The action veteran plays a family man forced to resume fighting to save his daughter.
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Moulin tops French box office first week
Gilles Lellouche's biopic surpasses the 380,000 admissions of La Bataille De Gaulle at its launch.
CinécreepsAlbert Dupontel announces the release of *Il faut brûler maman* on November 11
The film mixes drama and humor around a funeral on strike, while the director is already preparing a new AI project.
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Jean-Jacques Annaud escapes Kodiak attack on the set of The Bear
The director recounts how the film’s massive bear almost killed him, before becoming his biggest French hit.
CinécreepsMaëlle Mietton does not leave The Traveler despite her on-screen resignation
Commissioner Elise Macena resigns, but the creator assures the actress remains in the series.
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Club Kid: a dramedy about unexpected fatherhood
Peter, a New York party-goer, sees his world upended by the arrival of a son he never knew existed.
CinécreepsTaika Waititi defends Klara and the Sun against critics
The director is furious about the critical verdict as the film flounders at the box office.
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The biopic Flo sparks family controversy
Arthaud's family challenged the film, but the court rejected their request.
CinécreepsNovember 4 at the movies: three films not to miss
From historical dramas to adaptation comedies, Friday's lineup diversifies.
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“I Will Always See Your Faces”: the highest-rated film of Gilles Lellouche
With a 4.4/5 rating, it outperforms the other titles of his career on AlloCiné.
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The Dawn of the World, Hafsia Herzi's Highest Rated Film
With 4.2/5 from over 100 ratings, it outshines her other titles.
CinécreepsGainsbourg (Vie héroïque) arrives on Netflix in November 2026
The cult Joann Sfar film returns to streaming after more than a decade.
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Xavier Giannoli returns with Les rayons et les ombres
The 3h15 feature explores the Occupation through the Luchaire duo and will be broadcast on Canal+ on October 27.
CinécreepsNetflix unveils the trailer for Quasimodo, Richet's new film
The teaser, which keeps the hero's face off-screen, promises a mysterious and grandiose Paris.
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Marion Le Corroller's Sanguine opens in theaters
A body-horror that explores burnout and the malaise of youth, praised for its intensity.
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Anne Marivin defends Sous la Seine against French criticism
The shark film, despite criticism, tops Netflix charts in France and abroad.
CinécreepsRédemptions arrives in France on December 16 2026
The Quebec thriller by **Luc Picard** and **Gérard Lanvin** promises violence and solidarity.
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Lupin season 4: 6.4 M views in three days, best launch 2026
The new installment even outpaces Elite's sixth season in the same timeframe.
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Moulin, the new historical drama by Laszlo Nemes
Gilles Lellouche plays resistance hero Jean Moulin opposite Klaus Barbie.
CinécreepsKen Russell's The Devils screened in full after 55 years
The first showing took place at the Cannes Film Festival, thanks to the restoration led by critic Mark Kermode and the director's widow.
CinécreepsTF1 schedule 'The Countess of Monte Cristo' on November 16 2026
Audrey Fleurot plays the avenging Mercédès Herrera in the new event mini-series.
CinécreepsLes Farouches, new police duo on France 3
The TV movie, aired on October 27 at 9:10 pm, blends investigations and family drama.
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