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- Rithy Panh uses clay figures, archival footage, and his narration to recreate the atrocities Cambodia's Khmer Rouge committed between 1975 and 1979.
- Emily, the daughter of Louis XIV's chief secretary, has a mathematical talent. But in the 18th century, science and woman are incompatible concepts. Having matured, the girl challenges both pundits and the whole society. Intimate passions, theater, cards are added to innate abilities... Emily's behavior outrages many. Only a person of high intelligence and great talent can pacify this fascinating nature. It was Voltaire. Science, art and love are intricately intertwined in the relationship between the great philosopher and his muse.
- Paris, 1900. The 16-year-old Gigi lives in a world of mere women, inspired by Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary, she doesn't want to surrender to the "bondage of a loveless marriage".
- Angélique is a nursery school teacher. She loves the children: other people's, of course, and those of her partner Damien, who's going through a divorce. It's then that she realizes that she has contracted a very rare allergy: to children.
- A two part documentary; 1 "Beginnings" 1885-1914, 2 "Breakthrough" 1915-1960., that recreates the historical path of psychoanalysis with, at the heart of this story, the destiny of an exceptional man. The first film presents three essential moments of the invention of psychoanalysis: the treatment of female hysteria at the end of the nineteenth century, the creation in Vienna around Freud of a first circle of disciples and the foundation of a movement international aim to spread worldwide the new healing technique of mental illnesses. The second film tells the transformations of psychoanalysis after the first world war: its expansion outside Vienna, its conquest of the great democratic countries and the exile to the United States and Great Britain of all the practitioners of continental Europe. driven out by Nazism and fascism.
- Alexandra and Elodie are two sisters who have never been very close. On the funeral of their father, they meet and seem to become accomplices, to the greatest happiness of their mother.
- After her escape from Algeria in 1967, Adda lives in 17, rue Bleue, Paris, with two children and two sisters. She has a relationship with her boss, who guarantees a comfortable situation for her family. After his death, everything changes.
- A few days before her wedding, Anouchka discovers that Lucien is not her real father. Then, she sets out to find her biological parents. But this quest for truth will push her closest ones to make astonishing revelations, to say the least.
- Dr. Brunel is a married osteopath, father of three children, who leads a seemingly uneventful life. One morning, while he is taking care of a patient, two police officers enter his office, handcuff him, and take him away unceremoniously.
- Through the accounts of a doctor and a young couple, a review of thedetermined social battle led by the rail workers in Theis in Western Africa during the 1940s.
- Reveals how this Paris meeting between the two men, Rodin and Rilke, will be nourished by the master/novice evolution of their relationship, the emotion, the intellectual and physical fascination, and the violence that will emerge from it.
- The life history of the seventeenth-century painter Peter Paul Rubens.
- Opting for the French-language version of Gluck's Orpheus, David Alagna was faced with the task of achieving an appropriately subtle adaptation. In a plot transposed to the present day, Eurydice dies in a car accident on the day of her wedding, and Orpheus's quest for his beloved is a dream beginning and ending at the cemetery. No happy ending in this interpretation, but a new approach to characterisation: Amore, sung by a baritone, becomes a funeral parlour employee and Orpheus's guide. And Orpheus, of course, loses his loved one forever by turning to look back. The enormously talented Roberto Alagna throws himself body and soul into this production. His incredible vitality and flawless timbre and diction make him a great Orpheus.
- Martine, a housewife who lives alone with her son Silvio, a student in political sciences whom she still supports financially, goes through serious money problems. Far from being deterred, she decides to bounce back. With this in mind she buys an old truck and transforms it into an itinerant hair salon, which will serve (it is her choice) a poor neighborhood. Martine endures a difficult start but little by little people, all more or less colorful, come to the salon and become not only customers but true friends as well . But there are also the 'unhappy few' who resent the 'intruder'.
- Reveals the famous couturier's sources of inspiration: mystique, aesthetics, and a sense of tragedy specific to Spain, modernity, extravagance, and a very French sense of elegance. Cristóbal Balenciaga, a man without the slightest doubt.
- A mayor wants to get rid of homeless people who blacken his Christmas.