To help you make your choices, here are the films of the week best rated by the press on AlloCiné!*
THE 3 BEST FILMS ACCORDING TO THE PRESS:
1st: Yurt – 3.6/5
“Nehir Tuna depicts his intimate issues in a country in the midst of an ideological battle. Mastered and endearing.” By Marilou Duponchel (Les Inrockuptibles)
“Not shying away from any stylistic temptation (the intense black and white of the image gives way during the film to more dazzling colors), this reconstruction of an era with still-living consequences impresses with its energy and its sensory breadth. ” By Damien Leblanc (Premiere)
2nd tied: A few days no more – 3.5/5
“An intelligent, moving and funny feel good movie.” By Isabelle Danel (Bande à part)
“Benjamin Biolay, often used in the cinema to play bourgeois cowards or bastards, fits perfectly into the perfecto of Arthur Berthier, an indolent, immature and very funny fifty-something.” By Etienne Sorin (Le Figaro)
2nd tied: It’s raining in the house – 3.5/5
“It’s Raining in the House is both a great documentary film on the glass ceiling of Walloon youth and an incredible fiction, a teenage film, in the style of the American eighties, about a brother and a sister during the last summer of their childhood.” By Mathieu Guetta (Defector)
“Brilliant in the painting of family affections, the emerging work of Paloma Sermon-Daï also seems keen to suggest the trouble buried beneath the apparent calm of the images and faces, as when Makenzy, lying on a sofa, stares at the blade of a ceiling fan.” By Romain Lefebvre (Cahiers du Cinéma)
THE 3 BEST FILMS ACCORDING TO VIEWERS:
1st: And maybe more – 3.9/5
“We expect a dinner with rather caustic and French humor. But quickly, the quartet will be surprised and take us into totally unknown territory. A very good comedy which reminds us that short stories are often the best. ” By Floppysky79
“Bravo, beautiful film that is both funny and moving.” By Emma
2nd: Sidonia in Japan – 3.2/5
“Isabelle Huppert is masterful and Tsuyoshi Ihara is excellent. 95 minutes of happiness!” By jonas
“Nice film where poetry and love of Japan and its very particular customs hover.” By Bart Sampson
3rd: Black Flies – 3.1/5
“A visceral production for an immersive dive into the condition of paramedics, with a hallucinatory and hypnotizing point of view reminiscent of 70s cinema (Taxi Driver) and the films of the Safdie brothers.” By Antonio Claro
“A harsh, realistic and violent dive, which allows you to glimpse behind the scenes of this thrilling city. Close to human misery…” By Caro Cinéma
* According to the AlloCiné barometer notes, as of Friday April 5, 2024, for films released in theaters on April 3 with at least 10 reviews for the top press and 50 ratings for the top spectators. These two tops do not include films already released one or more times in France.