This week, the editorial staff of La Vie offers you several documentaries and fictions with a historical dimension, such as the feature film The Last Viceroy of Indiabroadcast on Arte, which, as its name suggests, retraces the fate of Lord Mountbatten, responsible for preparing Indian independence. Still on the Franco-German channel, another fiction, this time … Read more
1. Money, from sinews of war to hysterics Leila and her brothers By Saeed Roustaee 2h45. From 14 years old. In theaters August 24 . In competition on the Croisette, it is THE film that was unjustly forgotten on the list of winners of this 75th edition. Between family psychodrama and economic tragedy, Leila and … Read more
Each month, the members of the editorial staff offer you their favorite film during the review of the month, the one you had to discover at all costs in theaters or in your living room (SVOD releases, e-cinema, etc.). Check out each editor’s picks below. The Blue of the Mirror for the month of May … Read more
This week, the editorial staff of La Vie offers you an edifying investigation into conspiracy pushed to its climax. A dive, Sunday evening, into the heart of these citizens at war with society, ready to do anything to escape it. In a lighter register, the fascinating documentary devoted to popular balls broadcast Monday evening looks … Read more