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: The delinquents – 4.1/5
“Los delincuentes begins as a simple scam film before branching off into a funny, bushy and bucolic story, surprising with its twists and turns to deliver a reflection with anarchist accents on the injunctions of our modern societies, the meaning of life and freedom .” By Baptiste Thion (Le Journal du Dimanche)
“Rodrigo Moreno invents in Los Delincuentes the most nonchalant heist in the history of cinema. a film that can be savored like a pinot noir from the Pampas, long in the mouth.” By Adrien Gombeaud (Les Echos)
2nd: Apolonia, Apolonia – 3.8/5
“It’s a whole art of storytelling that the Danish director demonstrates, with the three elements thus mentioned: the virtuosity of editing, an empathetic closeness with her protagonist, and an ultra-light device: the models.” By Éric Derobert (Positive)
“Lea Glob paints a sensitive portrait of the painter Apolonia Sokol. It is a mosaic of moments, exchanges, encounters, which allow us to paint the face of the young woman, with all its rough edges. and paradoxes.” By Anaëlle Paccard (aVoir-aLire.com)
3rd: O Corno, a story of women – 3.6/5
“The interpretation of contemporary dancer Janet Novás and Rui Poças in the photo completes this superb film made of rhymes and echoes.” By Sophie Grassin (L’Obs)
“Taking the final years of Francoism as a setting, “O Corno” is a vibrant exploration of what women experience in an authoritarian and liberticidal society.” By Ludovic Béot (Les Inrockuptibles)
THE 3 BEST FILMS ACCORDING TO VIEWERS:
1st tie: No waves – 3.8/5
“A must-see film, if only to understand the difficulty of the teaching profession in today’s France.” By saxoman
“François Civil is brilliant in this new register. He embodies his character with sincerity and conviction and we can only feel empathy towards him.” By Kat’s eyes
1st tie: The Green Promise – 3.8/5
“A very beautiful, touching film with a beautiful story and beautiful messages conveyed.” By Julie S.
A militant background similar to “Green Algae” (2023) mixed with a legal and prison intrigue à la “Midnight Express” (1978).
3rd: The Queen’s Game – 3.6/5
“The sets, costumes and music are absolutely sublime.” By Arthur Brondy
“Excellent period film. Well written, superbly acted and beautifully staged.” By Korbô D.
* According to the AlloCiné barometer notes, as of Friday March 29, 2024, for films released in theaters on March 27 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.