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‘Moulin’ Review: László Nemes Directs a Narratively Flat, Visually Arresting Spy Drama
Starring Gilles Lellouche, László Nemes' Cannes competition entry 'Moulin' draws on Hollywood noirs for its saga of wartime heroism.
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hollywoodreporter.com
Félix Lefebvre Goes Method for ‘Moulin’
The Hollywood Reporter's next Cannes Rising Star on landing a role in László Nemes' harrowing World War II drama and finally getting his first Palais red carpet: "It’s going to…
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variety.com
After ‘Son of Saul,’ László Nemes Returns to WWII With ‘Moulin’ and a Warning About Tyranny: ‘You Have to Choose Your Side’
Laszlo Nemes is returning to Cannes with 'Moulin,' a thriller revolving around the face off between French Resistance hero Jean Moulin and Nazi officer Klaus Barbie.
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‘Moulin’ Review: László Nemes Directs a Narratively Flat, Visually Arresting Spy Drama
Starring Gilles Lellouche, László Nemes' Cannes competition entry 'Moulin' draws on Hollywood noirs for its saga of wartime heroism.
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‘Moulin’ Review: A Hero of the French Resistance Is Given Tribute in Grinding, Only Occasionally Effective Prison Drama
Hungarian filmmaker László Nemes directs Gilles Lellouche and Lars Eidinger in this Cannes competition film, an unadorned depiction of the final days of a national icon.
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theguardian.com
Moulin review – László Nemes’s resistance hero drama is chilling, stirring and surprisingly conventional
Cannes film festival: The Son of Saul director’s dramatisation of Jean Moulin’s torture by Klaus Barbie both benefits and suffers from its mainstream approach
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franceinfo.fr
"Moulin" de Laszlo Nemes au Festival de Cannes : les derniers jours d'un héros national avec Gilles Lellouche en chef de la Résistance
Le réalisateur hongrois oscarisé en 2016 pour "Le Fils de Saul", revient en sélection officielle avec un drame historique très attendu. Centré sur les derniers jours de la vie de…
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lepoint.fr
Que vaut « Moulin » avec Gilles Lellouche ?
Le cinéaste hongrois, Laszlo Nemes, retrace les dix derniers jours de Jean Moulin, incarné par Gilles Lellouche, torturé par le chef de la Gestapo, Klaus Barbie. Sans approfondir…