“A wonder of film”: noted 3.9 out of 5, it's the film to be seen absolutely this week!

After being noticed at the fortnight of filmmakers, Enzo, posthumous film by Laurent Cantet (between the walls) directed by Robin Campillo (120 beats per minute), was released this week in our dark rooms.

This portrait of a touching adolescent led by the Eloy Pohu and Maksym Slivinskyi revelations (accompanied by experienced actors Pierfrancesco Favino and Élodie Bouchez) was very well received by the French press. With an average of 3.9 out of 5, this is the best film of the week.

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What is it talking about?

Enzo, 16, is an apprentice mason at La Ciotat. Pressed by his father who saw him do higher studies, the young man seeks to escape the comfortable but stifling setting of the family villa. It is on the construction sites, in contact with Vlad, a Ukrainian colleague, that inzo will see a new horizon.

What the press thinks:

According to her:

“A wonder of film.” By Françoise Delbecq – 5/5

According to the latest news from Alsace:

“MAKSYM SLIVINSKYI, beginner in the cinema, has this something electric and untamed that we found in young Jean-Paul Belmondo, free masculinity, never supported, where rudeness and shattering of sweetness are mixed.” By Nathalie Chifflet – 4/5

According to L'Obs:

“Sweet and hit,” Enzo “, a sensitive and political drama, opens and ends on the song of crickets and in ruins, acting the peril in progress to the sound of life continues.” By Nicolas Schaller – 4/5

According to La Tribune on Sunday:

“The film by Cantet and Campillo proceeds in small touches to say the discomfort of a personality in training. Confronted with adults full of certainties or indifference, Enzo seeks and seeks to decipher a world that escapes him.” By Aurélien Cabrol – 4/5

According to Nice-Matin:

“More than a film on ungrateful age and attractions – we think in these moments of” Call Me By Your Name ” -,” Enzo “refers to youth lacking benchmarks.” By Cédric Coppola – 4/5

According to Télé 7 Jours:

“A hot learning story.” By Isabelle Magnier – 4/5

According to having-alire.com:

“This story of a flayed teenager who seeks his place in society is a beautiful passage of relays between Laurent Cantet and Robin Campillo. We find the universe of the two filmmakers while discovering a promising young actor.” By Isabelle Magnier – 4/5

According to Critikat.com:

“One foot in the mysticism of youth, one foot vaguely in reality with a large R, the film knits an artificial ambivalence, although punctually disturbing in the interactions between the characters.” By Josué Morel – 3/5