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The message is less of a warning against perfection's poison, rather a reminder that 'desire is desire wherever you go'.

It is the two world-famous guys Thompson tries to pin down like butterflies, as if she were a lepidopterist. They escape, of course, because their works are still alive.

Director and co-scribe Christian Carion, adapting from Serguei Kostine’s book, smartly distills the global Cold War politicking into Froment and Grigoriev’s tense relationship.

Production designer Olivier Radot and costume designer Pascaline Chavanne revel in the colors and textures of Seventies casino ambiance.

The performances are exquisite.

Even viewers who have never cared much about show jumping, should be drawn in by how the movie deals with decision making, risk taking, self doubt, and family obligations

Worthington is so wooden it's a wonder rubbing up against Mendes doesn't cause him to spontaneously combust.

L'Enfer is an antidote to romanticism.

Canet is fantastic in opening up more and more of the secret chambers in this frightening man's heart.

In Assayas's smashingly sad comedy of manners, shoes drop left and right.

A clear, clean picture without tricks

Rivals takes a refreshingly ‘un-Hollywood’ approach to the police drama, which is all the more potent for its refusal to sacrifice plot on the altar of action.

The training sessions begin to pall - for the audience as much for the participants - but once the action moves to Norway, the pace and the scenery pick up considerably.