The Mouton Cadet Wine Bar has hosted many stars and prestigious personnalities from the 7th Art on its terrace atop the Palais during the Cannes Film Festival. Mouton Cadet Wine […]
Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake Wins Palme d’Or

The Jury of the 69th Cannes Film Festival, chaired by George Miller, awarded the Palme d’Or to I, Daniel Blake by British director Ken Loach. The most prestigious awards in […]
Elle by Paul Verhoeven, Ambiguity at Festival de Cannes

Elle by Paul Verhoeven, supported by an outstanding Isabelle Huppert, flirts with amorality, ambiguity and sexuality in a black psychological thriller. Elle by Paul Verhoeven is Michèle, who runs a […]
The Last Face, War and Love at Festival de Cannes

The Last Face by Sean Penn is a love story on a background humanitarian action, awkwardly mixing romance and war scenes and bloody chaos in Africa. The Last face is […]
Graduation and Compromises at Festival de Cannes

The Graduation of his daughter Eliza is an obsession for Romeo: he is ready to sacrifice everything for her to go to England to study and find a better life. […]
The Unknown Girl, Diagnosis and Investigation at Festival de Cannes

The Unknown Girl by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne is featuring a female doctor in search of the name of a young woman found dead near her practice. Tired and upset […]
Julieta, Drama and Guilt at Festival de Cannes

Julieta by Pedro Almodovar paints a portrait of women on a background of drama in a film without real breath or relief, rather austere, that leaves one puzzled. Julieta (Emma […]
Loving, Love Against Segregation at Festival de Cannes

Loving by Jeff Nichols tells, in a moving film, full of modesty, the Mildred and Richard Loving’s combat against a law prohibiting interracial marriage. Loving starts in the County of […]
The Nice Guys Out of The Smog at Festival de Cannes

The Nice Guys by Shane Black creates a new duo of detectives friends in a hilarious comedy, driven at breakneck speed, but with feelings. The Nice Guys is the third […]
The BFG Blows Dreams on the Festival de Cannes

The BFG, The Big Friendly Giant by Steven Spielberg, brought an irresistible breath of dreams of the Cannes Film Festival, in touch with hearts that beat for a better world. […]
Ma Loute, Ghouls Fishery at Festival de Cannes

Ma Loute, Bruno Dumont’s crazy comedy, will devour any pessimism with his hilarious gallery of extravagant protagonists, cranks, eccentrics, birdbrains and nutters. Ma Loute brings together in a wacky comedy […]
Money Monster, A Life in Shares at Festival de Cannes

Money Monster, Jodie Foster’s intense thriller starring Julia Roberts and George Clooney, stages the drama speculative finance can cause through TV shows. Money Monster: claptrap is of no use when […]
Cafe Society, Love and Glamour at Festival de Cannes

Cafe Society by Woody Allen opened the 69th Cannes Film Festival with a vibrant, glamorous and jazzy love and story between Hollywood and New York. With Cafe Society, the American […]
L’Arazur, Sunny Flavours in Antibes

L’Arazur, the restaurant of Jeanne Martin and Lucas Marini in the heart of Old Antibes, offers a dynamic and creative cuisine, full of sunny flavors. L’Arazur opened on April 30, […]
L’Ermitage du Riou, an Oasis in Mandelieu La Napoule

L’Ermitage du Riou celebrated on May 3, 2016 its metamorphosis and its new gastronomic partnership with L’Oasis, the famous starred restaurant. L’Ermitage du Riou is a 4-star hotel overlooking the […]
Nicolas Decherchi Hangs Up Two Stars at Paloma

Nicolas Decherchi, the talented chef from the Restaurant Paloma in Mougins layed the plate of its two Michelin stars. Mougins, Capital of Gastronomy and the Art of Living in the […]
Cannes Summer Season 2016

Cannes summer season presented by David Lisnard will be rich in events and emotions with surprises, discoveries, culture, art, cinema… Cannes summer season 2016 presented by David Lisnard, demonstrates the […]
L’Arazur, Flavors and History in Antibes

L’Arazur, Jeanne Martin and Lucas Marini’s restaurant opened its doors in the heart of old Antibes. Old stones and fine cuisine are on the menu. L’Arazur opened on April 30, […]
50 Years of Culinary Art at Musée Escoffier

The Musée Escoffier de l’Art Culinaire in Villeneuve Loubet celebrates its 50th anniversary by presenting two exhibitions: Le Regard et la Main and Si On Gardait le Meilleur Pour la… […]
Etoiles de Mougins 2016, Avant-Goût at Château de la Bégude

Étoiles de Mougins 2016 deliciously brought together starred and prestigious chefs at Château de la Bégude in Opio to announce its dates: June 10, 11 and 12, 2016. Les Étoiles […]
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