On the occasion of the release of “Stolen Painting”, with Alex Lutz, spotlight on the film most loved by Internet users in the entire filmography of the actor and director.
On the occasion of the release of The Stolen Picture, we looked at the films most loved by Internet users in the filmography of actor and director Alex Lutz.
On AlloCiné, the actor and director’s best-rated film is Guy. This fantasy biopic of a singer almost larger than life records a rating of 3.8 out of 5 among Internet users (2,305 ratings, including 262 reviews)*. As for the press, also a very nice rating of 3.9 out of 5 (31 press titles).
The story begins by following Gauthier, a young journalist, who learns from his mother that he is the illegitimate son of Guy Jamet, a French variety artist who had his hour of glory between the 60s and 90s. This one is just releasing a cover album and touring. Gauthier decides to follow him, camera in hand, in his daily life and his provincial concerts, to make a documentary portrait.
Guy attracted more than 180,000 spectators in theaters. It is currently available on VOD and DVD. The film received the César for best actor for Alex Lutz, and for best music. It was presented at the end of Critics’ Week in Cannes in 2018.
Small selection of internet reviews:
Romain P. (5/5): “It’s funny and touching. And well written. we’re having a good time. Alex Lutz has great acting in his old man facial expressions and he directs this film. well done to him”
Jean Pierre B (5/5): “A really nice film, I had a great time. Alex Lutz is incredible, he touches us, moves us with this character. His sense of observation and analysis is astonishing. He is never cynical, just always lucid.“
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OneTooFree (5/5): “Writer, director, actor: an exceptional performance from Alex Lutz for a film that is subtle, poetic and profound. All the actors are breathtaking with touching accuracy.“
Remember that Alex Lutz is currently starring in the choral film, The Stolen Table with Léa Drucker and Nora Hamzawi in particular. An elegant and tasty comedy in the world of art and auction rooms.
Our meeting with Nora Hamzawi
The plot starts from an incredible story inspired by real events, that of a painting which had completely disappeared during the Second World War, and which is found completely by chance in the home of an individual who is a thousand miles from knowing that he owns it. a painting of inestimable value under his roof! The Stolen Painting is currently in cinemas.
* Ratings recorded on AlloCiné on Friday May 3, 2024
