Lost in a forest, Mina finds refuge in a house already occupied by three people. She will then discover the rules of this very secret place: every night, the inhabitants must allow themselves to be observed by the mysterious occupants of this forest. They can't see them, but they watch everything.
From the benches of the National Assembly to the slums of the Parisian suburbs, his commitment to the weakest has earned him international fame. The creation of Emmaus and the tidal wave of his appeal in the winter of 54 made him an icon. Yet every day he doubted his actions.
A family who dreamed of a break in a luxury rental home is plunged into chaos after a cyberattack that neutralizes every device – and the irruption of two strangers.
At the beginning of the 20th century, oil brought fortune to the Osage people who, overnight, became one of the richest in the world. The wealth of these Native Americans immediately attracts the lust of disreputable whites who intrigue, extract and steal as much Osage money as possible before resorting to murder...
Selma, 15, grows up between her two separated parents, Michal and Élise. Clouds of acidic and devastating rain fall on France. In a world that will soon collapse, this fractured family will have to come together to face this climatic catastrophe and try to escape it.
After devoting his life to solving crimes and witnessing the worst in human beings, Hercule Poirot gave up his vocation as an investigator. And if he does everything to avoid being confronted with criminal cases, they are often the ones who catch up with him…
In the near future, humans and artificial intelligence (AI) are waging a merciless war.
An American soldier infiltrated in Asia, Joshua is separated from his wife Maya during an assault. Assuming that she has died, he returns to the United States, completely devastated. Five years later, the army asks him to return to the field, fearing that a powerful artificial intelligence has created a weapon that will allow the East to win the war it is waging against the West.
In the middle of a performance of the play “Le Cocu”, a very bad boulevard, Yannick gets up and interrupts the show to take over the evening…
An experienced airline pilot, Estelle leads, between two long-haul flights, a perfect life with Guillaume, her loving and protective husband. One day, by chance, in an airport corridor, she crosses paths with Ana, a photographer with whom she had a passionate affair twenty years earlier. Estelle is then far from imagining that this reunion will lead her into a nightmarish spiral and tip her life into the irrational...
Determined to find his daughter, Detective Danny Rourke investigates a series of robberies that could be linked to her disappearance. But the criminals he pursues are much more Machiavellian than he imagined: they hypnotize innocent people into committing crimes against their will. No one seems safe. To outsmart them, Rourke will have to be wary of everyone...
In 1942, convinced that Nazi Germany was developing a nuclear weapon, the United States initiated, in the greatest secrecy, the “Manhattan Project” intended to develop the first atomic bomb in history. To pilot this device, the government hired J. Robert Oppenheimer, a brilliant physicist, who would soon be nicknamed “the father of the atomic bomb”.
Armed with just one word – Tenet – and determined to fight to save the world, our protagonist travels through the twilight world of international espionage. His mission will project him into a dimension that goes beyond time. However, it is not a question of time travel, but of a temporal reversal...
Welcome to La Piqure De Rappel, the blog that allows you to follow my cinematographic adventures!
The logo comes from the film A Trip to the Moon which is a French science fiction short film written, produced and directed by Georges Méliès based on the works From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne (1865) and The First Men in the Moon by HG Wells (The First Men in the Moon, 1901), released September 1, 1902.
My passion for cinema dates back to when I first saw Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark at the cinema when I was around 8-10 years old. It was an experience that shaped my genre as well as my fascination with cinema. StarsWars having happened then, adventure and science fiction films were the first two genres that I liked.
Since then, I have been able to see an infinite number of films at the cinema, each one more exciting than the last. Sometimes intriguing, sometimes captivating, each film I go to see in the cinema reserves its share of surprises, whether satisfactory or not.
Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan and Night Shyamalan are among the directors who speak to me through their inventiveness of direction or abundant ideas. As for composers, John Williams or Hans Zimmer come first in my playlist.
I'm Olivier, better known under the nickname CodeUtah, and I share with you my favorites and rants about cinema.
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