Jean de Florette Movie Review (1986): A Timeless French Classic of Greed, Fate, and Human Nature

26/08/202522/11/2024 by Bullseye

A masterpiece of French cinema, Claude Berri’s Jean de Florette is a haunting story of dreams, deception, and destiny set in the sun-drenched fields of Provence. With Gérard Depardieu delivering one of his most moving performances, this first part of a two-film saga is both visually stunning and emotionally devastating. A must-watch alongside Manon des Sources for the full impact.

Roma (2018) Movie Review: Alfonso Cuarón’s Intimate Masterpiece of Memory, Class, and Humanity

18/08/202520/08/2020 by Bullseye

Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma is a luminous, deeply personal film that transforms ordinary routines into acts of quiet heroism. It is both the story of Cleo and the family she serves — women who, despite class divides and abandonment, find comfort and support in each other during their hardest times.