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Robert Duvall Dies at 95: Obituary and Tribute

2026-02-17

At 27, Maya Hawke is no longer ‘the daughter of’: she is an artist in her own right, held by the same thread between film and song. Behind the calm gaze is an old fight with words, dyslexia tamed through rhythm and hard work. Her face already tells the post‑Stranger Things story: exiting a global role without being trapped by it. And choosing, at all costs, nuance over pose, text over showcase.

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Maya Hawke in New York: Surprise Wedding, Indie Folk, and Life After Stranger Things

2026-02-16

A take judged ‘too dark,’ an edit to Casey Affleck: Nolan trims Interstellar. Chalamet, 18, learns that editing decides who exists on screen. In 2018 he said he cried for an hour; in 2026 he returns to France, now a producer. From a cropped role to assumed ambition, erasure becomes origin. (Interstellar: the poster and the myth)

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Interstellar: the ‘too dark’ cut that sparked Timothée Chalamet’s ambition

2026-02-14

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Neve Campbell: From Ballet to Sidney Prescott in Scream 7

2026-02-12

A shop-window pink, magnetized glances, and a promise of storm held on an image like a perfume tagline. The film sells the absolute, youth, and vertigo, while the screen struggles under the foam of effects. In this image everything is already there: passion displayed like a product, the moors reduced to a set, the soul replaced by a pose. The question remains whether true love can survive a campaign that packaged it before even telling it.

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Wuthering Heights (2026): A glossy adaptation that sparked backlash

2026-02-12

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Bastien Bouillon and the high cost of artistic freedom

2026-02-06

Sheltered behind the counter, Benjamin and Louise discover each other like two certainties that should never have crossed paths.

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[France] The Baker and the Beauty on TF1: Amir Stars

2026-02-03

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Michele Laroque, the gentle strength behind the laughter

2026-02-02

Against a black backdrop, they pose as if stepping onstage, silently but unmistakably. Their duo anchors the January–February media tour, where the intimate serves the film’s machinery. She brings measure, he brings speed, and one can sense the gag workshop behind the pose. Days before February 4, 2026, ‘Marsupilami’ positions them as a symbol of popular cinema that embraces pleasure.

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Philippe Lacheau and Elodie Fontan: the creative duo behind Marsupilami

2026-02-02

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Sophie Marceau on France 2’s 8pm news: LOL 2.0 and the art of rarity

2026-01-30

‘Nouvelle Vague’ is shaping up to be the event film of the César 2026, with 10 nominations in one sweep. Linklater films the origin of an aesthetic revolution, and the industry appears to answer with a mark of recognition. Behind this image, a whole February night is being prepared, between cinema memory and the impatience of the present. On February 26 at the Olympia, the race will play out in front of CANAL+ cameras, with the emotions of a live broadcast.

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César Awards 2026 Nominations: Nouvelle Vague Leads

2026-01-28

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Anamaria Vartolomei and the Art of Staying Precise

2026-01-28