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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 4:44 p.m.

On the program for this 100% cinema issue: “Hurlevent” by British director Emerald Fennell. This new adaptation, deliberately modernized of the famous novel by Emily Brontë, a great classic of 19th century British literature, tells a devouring love story interpreted by Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.

According to our film journalist Thomas Bavez, the director immediately commits an original sin: "Emerald Fennell seeks through a baroque aesthetic to glamorize this drama whose modernity was precisely to make no concession to the reader to plunge him into permanent discomfort."

Also in this issue: “Lol 2.0” by French director Liza Azuelos: Sophie Marceau is back 18 years after “Lol” and this time, she is about to become a grandmother. In addition to Sophie Marceau, we find Alexandre Astier, Thaïs Alessandrin, the daughter of the director who we discovered at 11 years old in the first Lol, Jérémy Kapone, or even the super grandmother Françoise Fabian.

“No Other Choice” by South Korean director Park Chan-Wook. The master of South Korean cinema adapts the dark novel by the American Donald Westlake, "The Cleaver", the story of an unemployed executive who, to put all the chances on his side to find a job, will eliminate all his direct competitors. The director here explores the ends of a world damaged by a society which attracts its beings into its nets and offers a trompe-l'oeil reality.

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