Two films revisit American power dynamics
Two films inspired by notable stories are revisiting the America of white males who abused their power, airing on France 5. These films explore historical and contemporary issues of power and privilege, offering a critical lens on American society.Glam-rock opera makes a comeback
On Arte, a glam-rock-kitsch opera titled olé olé is also making a lot of noise. This vibrant production blends theatricality with rock music, drawing attention for its bold style and energetic performances.Rock horror classic returns
Cultissime: "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is a revival of the iconic 1975 film. Tim Curry, who passed away on August 25, will likely emerge from his grave tonight to be seen again in the role that defined him: a transgendered Frankenstein-like mad scientist singing about transsexuality in Transylvania.Rock energy and 50th anniversary
The show, known for its rock energy, has recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. A crazy story told in a documentary that follows shortly after highlights the film's enduring influence and cult status.Review of the classic rock opera
Read the review: The Rocky Horror Picture Show: a parodic rock opera, inventive, disjointed, and crazy, which has become a cult classic. Its unique blend of humor, music, and theatricality continues to captivate audiences.Political comedy revisited
Before the Monica affair: "Primary Colors" is a comedy adapted from a book by a journalist who followed Bill Clinton's campaign for the Democratic primaries in 1992. The film offers a satirical look at the political landscape of the time.John Travolta's portrayal of a future president
John Travolta plays a future president already caught up in various problematic missteps. A farce that is a bit too fast-paced but instructive, the film provides insight into the complexities of political ambition and scandal.Review of the political satire
Discover the note and review: Primary Colors: the stylish and shocking undercurrents of an American presidential race. The film captures the intensity and moral ambiguity of a political campaign.Investigative journalism in film
A story of an article that changed everything: "She Said" is a film based on the investigative work of two New York Times journalists. In October 2017, they revealed how movie magnate Harvey Weinstein had been able to sexually assault women and silence them for years.Reconstruction of a groundbreaking investigation
Their work to uncover this truth, protected like a nuclear code, is reconstructed in this film, which has everything to impress. Discover the note and review: She Said: a beneficial film that gives voice to the victims of Harvey Weinstein.Finding more content
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