In the Land of Candice: “The Heroes of the Louvre”, Kad Merad Saves the Mona Lisa
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Elie Chouraqui and Anthony Maras, linking one and the other to a specific event that took place during the same period, propose two approaches. Intimistic and cultural in the first. Strategic and psychological in the second.
▶️ “The Heroes of the Louvre” comes out this Wednesday. Candice Mahout looks back on this film about a family story. Babi Maklouf Benhamou arrives in Paris and becomes one of these heroes who will exfiltrate more than 3,500 works threatened by the Nazis. (Culture, Media, and Entertainment).
In 1940, a night watchman at the Louvre helped move the museum's masterpieces before the Nazis arrived. Nothing saves this rough, didactic and stupid story, not even Kad Merad.
At the cinema on Wednesday 9 September, two historical films made their release: "Pressure", directed by Anthony Maras, with Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser at the casting; and "Les Héros du Louvre", by Frenchman Élie Chouraqui, carried by Kad Merad and Mari... View the continuation of the slideshow on Elle.fr
This week, four adaptations come out in theaters, including The Heroes of the Louvre by Élie Chouraqui. On the platforms, Prime continues his collaboration with Mercedes Ron for the adaptation of Attracted in spite of us with Ester Expósito, while the Apple TV+ offers The Dispatcher, Last Seen worn by Patrick Brammall as an obsessive inspector with the idea of finding his missing daughter.
Story of an unsung and exciting story with Kad Merad, "and Marie Giliain, The Heroes of the Louvre" is not up to its subject, for lack of ambition and inspired staging.
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