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French
CINEMANIA 2026: Mystik | Interview de Raphaël Quenard
L'acteur français en vogue et à la gouaille inimitable, Raphaël Quenard, nous a parlé après la première mondiale de son…
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CINEMANIA 2026
CINEMANIA 2026: Mystik | Interview with Raphaël Quenard
Rising French star Raphaël Quenard, known for his distinctive gift of the gab, spoke with us following the world premiere…
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CINEMANIA 2026
CINEMANIA 2026: Species | Interview with Marion Le Corroller
“I found the idea of filming bodies to tell the story of society’s struggles interesting.” Filmmaker Marion Le Corroller reflects…
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French
CINEMANIA 2026: Sanguine | Interview de Marion Le Corroller
"J’ai trouvé l’idée intéressante d’aller filmer des corps pour raconter les maux de la société." La cinéaste Marion Le Corroller…
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French
CINEMANIA 2026: Changer l’eau des fleurs | Interview de Jean-Pierre Jeunet
« C'est peut-être le film le plus réaliste que j'aie jamais fait, tout en étant poétisé. Car je ne me…
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CINEMANIA 2026
CINEMANIA 2026: Violette | Interview with Jean-Pierre Jeunet
“It may be the most realistic film I’ve ever made, yet it is still imbued with poetry. I would never…
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Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026
Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026: Out Laws | Interview with James Lewis
"We wanted to show how criminalisation affects people across the globe and across identities," says James Lewis about "Out Laws,"…
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Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 (Competition): A Few Things Happening By A River (dir. Daniel Soares) | Review
An exquisite contemporary fable about our growing impermeability to the natural world, "A Few Things Happening by a River" portrays…
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Cannes 2026 (Compétition): A Few Things Happening By A River (réal. Daniel Soares) | Critique
Fable contemporaine sur notre imperméabilité au monde naturel, "A Few Things Happening by a River" filme une humanité incapable de…
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French
Cannes 2026 (Semaine de la critique): Nafron (réal. Daood Alabdulaa) | Critique
Les paysages-états d’âme de "Nafron" composent un poème visuel sur le lendemain de la tragédie, dans lequel Daood Alabdulaa insuffle…
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