CINÉMA FEBRUARY
NEW RELEASES
1
L’ENQUÊTE
LA JUSTICE ET LE CHAOS
11/02 Big Hero 6
2
Photo : Mars Distribution
Disney’s latest features a loveable plump robot who teams up with the brother of his creator to save the world.
Marc Olinger dans son dernier rôle face à Gilles Lellouche. Marc Olinger in his last role with Gilles Lellouche.
11/02 50 Shades of Grey One of the most anticipated films of the year is based on the smash hit erotic novel by E.L. James.
3
18/02 Kingsman:
The Secret Service
4
25/02 The Gunman
Dramatic thriller starring Sean Penn as a hitman who wants to quit an agency run by Javier Bardem.
5
25/02 Hungry Hearts
Psychological drama about a young New York couple and their first baby starring Adam Driver and Alba Rohrwacher.
Photos : Walt Disney Pictures, Focus Features, 20th Century Fox, Belga Films, Wildside
Comic book based spy romp starring Colin Firth, Michael Caine, Samuel L. Jackson and Taron Egerton.
On se souvient tous de l’affaire. C’est en 2001 que le journaliste Denis Robert met le feu aux poudres dans le monde de la finance en dénonçant le fonctionnement opaque de la société bancaire Clearstream. Sa quête de vérité pour tenter de révéler « l’affaire des affaires » va rejoindre celle du juge Renaud Van Ruymbeke, très engagé contre la corruption. Leurs chemins vont les conduire au cœur d’une machination politicofinancière baptisée « l’affaire Clearstream » qui va secouer la France et le Luxembourg. Pour mettre à l’écran cette histoire, Vincent Garenq (déjà le réalisateur de Présumé coupable sur l’affaire d’Outreau) a intensément travaillé son scénario, inspiré par le livre Révélations de Denis Robert. Coproduit par Samsa Film et soutenu par le Film Fund, le film voit plusieurs comédiens luxembourgeois à l’affiche : Marc Olinger, Hervé Sogne, Gilles Soeder, Alain Holtgen ou Raoul Schlechter. Everyone remembers the scandal. It broke out in 2001, when Denis Robert, a journalist, set the financial sector on fire by denouncing the murky dealings of Clearstream, the banking outfit. In his quest for the truth to disclose “the greatest scandal of all” he was soon joined by Renaud Van Ruymbeke, a judge who had made it his vocation to fight corruption. Their investigations led them to uncover a huge political and financial scheme, which later became known as the “Clearstream affair” and which shook France and Luxembourg. In order to bring this story to the screen, Vincent Garenq (the director of Présumé coupable [presumed guilty], a film about the Outreau affair) kept working on and reworking the screenplay, inspired by Révélations, the book written by Denis Robert. Co-produced by Samsa Film and backed by Luxembourg’s Film Fund, the film features several Luxembourgish actors: Marc Olinger, Hervé Sogne, Gilles Soeder, Alain Holtgen and Raoul Schlechter.
RÉVÉLATIONS FINANCIÈRES
Sortie le 11/02, CINÉ UTOPIA, www.utopolis.lu
FEBRUAR’15 CITY AGENDA LUXEMBOURG
27