Le Journal du Dimanche Highlights Diverse Film Reviews in Latest Weekly Selection

The April 8 edition features critiques of historical dramas, family tales, and thrillers, showcasing the evolving narrative landscape of cinema.

Magnus von Horn's 'La Jeune femme à l’aiguille' presents a gripping historical drama set in 1918, exploring themes of betrayal and morality through the story of a Danish serial killer.
Gilles de Maistre's 'Moon le panda' offers a heartfelt coming-of-age tale about a boy's bond with a panda, set against the scenic backdrop of China's Sichuan province.
James Hawes' 'The Amateur,' starring Rami Malek, delivers a high-stakes espionage thriller centered on personal loss and vengeance, adapted from Robert Littell's novel.
Other films reviewed include 'Mikado,' a tender yet raw exploration of life on society's fringes, and 'Voyage avec mon père,' a road-movie delving into intergenerational trauma and memory.
The selection reflects Le Journal du Dimanche's commitment to cinematic diversity, blending contemporary storytelling with historical and cultural depth.