“Hello Asylum”, “Cronos”, “Yokai, the Spirit World”, “Becoming Led Zeppelin”… Our reviews of the cinema releases of the week of February 26

A painting of enthusiastic neo-rurals confronted with thwarted ideals, the wacky and touching second feature film by the actress and director discovered with Tout ce qu'il me reste de la révolution is infused with the adventures of the theater collective l'Avantage du doute. Read our review .

The Mexican filmmaker's very first film, a charming and melancholic tale foreshadowing his status as a master of fantasy, is finally being released in French theaters. Read our review .

As a ghost wandering the streets of Tokyo, Catherine Deneuve, who will be president of the 2025 César Awards ceremony this Friday, surprises in a particularly seductive film shot in Japan. Read our review .

The documentary about the early days of the English band puts aside narrative and anecdotes to focus on the stage performances through spectacular archive footage. Read our review .

Mixing family archives and recent images of Meaud, the eternal rebel, the director depicts in a documentary her quest for all-out and slightly offbeat reparation. Read our review .

The Italian filmmaker botches his adaptation of William S. Burroughs' autobiographical ayahuasca trip, transforming the author's clinical inspiration into glamorous imagery. Read our review .