TOP 3 MOVIES ACCORDING TO CRITICS:
1st: Sundays – 3.61/5
“In portraying a couple’s comedic struggle with new technologies meant to simplify their life, the film subtly reveals a deep, enduring love that needs no words.” By Nicolas Moreno (Les Inrockuptibles)
“While highlighting generational gaps, the absurdity of modernity, a sense of abandonment, and the potential for intimacy in an aging relationship, Shokir Kholikov crafts a work that is both tender and melancholic, reminiscent of Ozu’s films.” By Raphaël Jullien (Abus de Ciné)
2nd: Toxic – 3.55/5
“The film explores the aesthetics of bodies and settings to convey a powerful message about adolescence, capturing both its beauty and grimness.” By Laurence Houot (Franceinfo Culture)
“A powerful debut film.” By Frédéric Strauss (Télérama)
3rd tie: Kyuka – Before the End of Summer – 3.5/5
“With sensitive, clever, and creative direction, self-taught Kostis Charamountanis adds unexpected depth to a family holiday story.” By Elisabeth Franck-Dumas (Libération)
“Under the guise of a sunny family dramedy, Kostis Charamountanis’ debut feature is a compelling exploration of the complexities of the human soul. A film that is both charming and serious, clear and unique.” By Marine Quinchon (Les Fiches du Cinéma)
3rd tie: Sinners – 3.5/5
“Sinners may not be a vampire movie at heart; it’s a grand ghost film, haunted by the specters of men and dark souls from America’s South.” By Nathalie Chifflet (Dernières Nouvelles d’Alsace)
“This brilliant film discusses blues, racism, love, and brotherhood with a directorial flair that leaves you speechless.” By Caroline Vié (20 Minutes)
TOP 3 MOVIES ACCORDING TO AUDIENCES:
1st tie: How to Get Rich (Thanks to Grandma) – 3.8/5
“Overflowing with tenderness, How to Get Rich (Thanks to Grandma) embraces a brilliant narrative of compassion and love.” By Wienna
“A wonderful film where you’ll smile as much as you’ll cry, celebrating family love. All actors perform superbly, and the duo Mâ and M is especially touching amidst the magical Thai scenery.” By hinatalyon
1st tie: Sinners – 3.8/5
“Michael B.Jordan is perfect for the role.” By Enzo.C
“A visually and musically stunning blow, combining excellent dialogue, humor, beauty, and horror. Michael B. Jordan is doubly impressive, creating a cinematic tension I haven’t seen since some Tarantino films.” By Bene
3rd: The Repair – 3.6/5
“A very interesting film. The actors perform wonderfully. The settings are beautiful. Definitely a must-see. You won’t regret it.” By Beatrice Massol
“The plot can be a bit far-fetched at times, but the film’s ambiance is outstanding. The landscapes are stunning, and the acting is spot-on. I think the professional critics have been too harsh. I had a great time.” By augthi
* According to AlloCiné’s ratings as of Friday, April 18, 2025, for feature films released in theaters on April 16 that have received at least 10 reviews for the top press. This list does not include films that have been previously released.