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In brief: Lead: At latitude 34.307701 and longitude 35.996101 lies a landscape that tells more than a map: the Horsh Ehden Forest is a treasure chest of natural and human memory. Nadine, a naturalist guide, taught me to read these landscapes like one reads an ancient manuscript—each trail is a page, each cedar a paragraph. … Read more
Stanley Kubrick delivers a tour de force of horror cinema with The Shining, where every visual frame, musical note, and hotel decor weaves a unique and disturbing atmosphere. From the very first minutes, the viewer is captivated by the immaculate and hostile landscape that houses the immense Overlook Hotel, a key location in this chilling … Read more
The Revenant stands out as a cinematic achievement where natural light and a mobile camera offer a rare immersive experience. From the very first images, the viewer is captivated by the authentic capture of a wild 19th-century environment, rendered credible thanks to natural lighting and the fluid movement of the camera. This aesthetic choice, far … Read more
After the triumph of superhero films, the fifth installment of Indiana Jones focuses on a refreshing return to classic action and vintage stunts. From the very first minutes, the adventurer played by Harrison Ford challenges the Nazi army in a sequence shot with a blend of digital effects and “old-school” stunts, where every hit and … Read more
Cinema, this fascinating art form that combines image and sound, is undergoing a transformation thanks to revolutionary technological innovations. In 2025, the emergence of films using one-way mirror film radically changes the cinematic landscape. This technology, which allows for entirely new viewing experiences, is felt in all aspects of the industry, from production methods to … Read more
Toy Story, released in 1995, is not just a revolutionary animated film from Pixar. It is also a true screenwriting lesson that continues to influence both filmmakers and fans of the genre. As the first fully computer-generated feature film, it introduces a universe where toys come to life – a simple concept, but driven by … Read more
It is rare for an animated film to capture the mechanisms of human psychology so faithfully while remaining profoundly moving. “Inside Out” (or “Vice Versa”) from Pixar succeeds in this challenge by embodying the fundamental emotions of young Riley in the form of distinct characters: Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust. From the very first … Read more
Drive, the cult film by Nicolas Winding Refn released in 2011, continues to fascinate with its intriguing dichotomy between controlled slowness, enchanting synthwave soundtrack, and brutal violence. Starring Ryan Gosling as the taciturn driver, the film captivates a wide audience, from neo-noir enthusiasts to cinephiles who appreciate a refined visual aesthetic. Gone are the frantic … Read more
Released in 1942, Casablanca is not just a classic of cinema but a true treasure of lines that still resonate today. Behind Rick’s Café, this gin joint mythical where Humphrey Bogart embodies Rick Blaine, every spoken line seems laden with emotion and history. From the famous injunction “ Play it again, Sam ” to “ … Read more
The film The Shawshank Redemption, directed by Frank Darabont in 1994, continues to fascinate thanks to its impeccable narrative architecture and powerful themes such as hope and freedom. Adapted from a novella by Stephen King, this classic of Cinema follows Andy Dufresne, an unjustly convicted banker, and his transformation within Shawshank prison. The dramatic richness … Read more
