The new Véo Grand Central cinema program offers 19 titles for teenagers and adults, including 4 new releases, and 4 titles for children including one new release. Please note, the film “Obsession” was canceled following a decision by its distributor.
Are offered to teenagers (excluding restrictions), and adults:
“An Italian Year”, in Vost, dramatic comedy by Laura Samani with 3 exceptional actors, “touches the heart and achieves universality”, mixing autobiographical elements and the plot of a 1929 novel
“Become awesome”, by Léo Grandperret with Manu Payet and Mehla Bedia, reminds us of the importance of transmission. It is perceived differently: feel-good movie “that feels good”, “very well-paced and funny comedy” it does not suit those who regret a “uncredible” scenario.
“The Boy Who Made the Hills Dance” (Vost), “fresh and invigorating” dramatic comedy by Georgi M. Unkovski, “elegantly well-crafted burlesque style and remarkable actors”
“From one world to another”, documentary by (and with) Jérémie Rénier and Loury Lag, presents a human, sensory journey through mourning. This “moving” fable traces the adventure of Loury Lag, a French explorer. Jérémie Rénier appears “disarmed and disarming”.
Colony (prohibited for under 12s, VF and Vost), action film by Yeon Sang-ho, is appreciated as a simple and effective “discovery”. A virus turns humans into furious zombies. For fans of the genre, “this film leaves no respite, you never get bored!”
A novelty for children
“Toy Story 5”, an animated comedy film by Andrew Stanton and McKenna Harris, seems to be garnering a wave of positive reviews: “phenomenal, the best part of the saga”.
The exceptional screenings (previews, and other cultural and/or festive events of all kinds this week (Music Festival, cinema-gourmet, cinema-snack, cinema-cult, UNIPOP session), will be presented tomorrow in our columns.
