"Abundant" is the word to best describe the coverage of French cinema in the international media during October, which notes its presence equally in festivals as in theaters and markets.
• The South Korean magazine Cine21 published a long interview with Leos Carax, who traveled to the BIFFF to present Annette.
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• The Spanish magazine Fotogramas, on the occasion of the presentation of After Blue (Paradis Sale) at Sitges Film Festival declared: "Bertrand Mandico is one of the most important film directors of French cinema."
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• In Colombia, El Espectador published an interview with Charlène Favier, present at the French Film Festival, and whose Slalom was greeted by a wide public during its theatrical release.
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• In Mexico, Primera Página strongly advised readers to go and see The Dazzled by Sarah Suco, in theaters since October: "Don't miss it!"
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• In Japan, 10,000 Nights in the Jungle has been packing out theaters. With regards to the film's subject, Cinemacafe wondered: "What did the last Japanese soldier believe in? What did he fight against and how did he survive?"
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• In South Korea, Petite Maman has been marking its mark in cinemas. "A rare film, directed by Céline Sciamma," we can read in Cine21.
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• In Australia, SBS retrace retraces the genesis of the film Skies of Lebanon by Chloé Mazlo, which released there in September.
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• In the USA, Only the Animals by Dominik Moll drew the attention of the New York Times: "A cynical French puzzler."
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• In Spain, Family Swap by Jean-Patrick Benes has proved popular with more than 123,000 admissions to date. The daily La Razón stated: "This film is an excellent opportunity to flock to theaters again."
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• In Portugal, Danielle Arbid declared in C7nema, during the release of her film Simple Passion: "I know that feminists will not be very happy with this film."
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Cineman, In Switzerland, deemed Lost Illusions by Xavier Giannol: "One of these poignant films of which French cinema holds the secret."
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• In Italy, Cinematografo declared that Gagarine by Jérémy Trouilh and Fanny Liatard is "Not to be missed under any circumstances."
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• France by Bruno Dumont arrived in Russian theaters. Kino-Teatr described "the tragedy and penetrating gaze of Superstar," the film's title in Russia.
https://www.kino-teatr.ru/kino/art/pr/6130/
The same media published a French cinema special entitled "7 French films of 2021 sure to surprise." Petite Maman, Titane, and On a Half Clear Morning top the list.
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• We finish with the BBC's website, which pondered: "Amelie, the most stylish film ever made?"
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