“Joker, Folie à Deux”, “The Apprentice”, “When Autumn Comes”, “Lee Miller”… On display at Le Masque

With Jean-Marc Lalanne (Les Inrocks), Florence Colombani (Le Point)Pierre Murat, Ariane Allard (Positive)

“Joker, Folie à Deux” by Todd Philips

A few days before his trial for the crimes committed under the guise of the Joker, Arthur Fleck meets true love and finds himself drawn into a madness for two.

“All We Imagine as Light” de Payal Kapadia

Without news from her husband for years, Prabha, a nurse in Mumbai, bans herself from any sentimental life. For her part, Anu, her young roommate, is secretly dating a young man whom she has no right to love. During a stay in a coastal village, these two women, hampered in their desires, finally see the promise of a new freedom.

“The Story of Souleymane” by Boris Lojkine

As he pedals through the streets of Paris to deliver meals, Souleymane repeats his story. In two days, he must pass his asylum application interview, the key to obtaining papers. But Souleymane is not ready.

“The Apprentice” d’Ali Abbasi

A true dive into the mysteries of the American empire, The Apprentice traces the rise to power of the young Donald Trump thanks to a Faustian pact with the conservative lawyer and political matchmaker Roy Cohn.

“When Autumn Comes” by François Ozon

Michelle, a good grandmother in all respects, lives her peaceful retirement in a small village in Burgundy, not far from her best friend Marie-Claude. On All Saints’ Day, his daughter Valérie comes to visit him and drop off his son Lucas for the week of vacation. But nothing goes as planned.

“Lee Miller” by Ellen Kuras

The incredible life of Lee Miller, ex-Vogue model and Man Ray muse who became one of the first female war photographers. Having gone to the front and ready to do anything to bear witness to the horrors of the Second War, she, through her courage and her refusal of conventions, changed the way of seeing the world.