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The first feature-length animated film in Canada. The story of a new village somewhere in Abitibi, it's people, it's church and a werewolf causing trouble.

A quite unsual apprenticeship... from day-to-day life to friendship! A lonely Bear would like to instruct himself so he could be smart and connect with others. On the other hand, the Hermit is bored in his cave: he opened up a school but no one signed up. Fortunately, the two of them meet! Passionate about teaching, the Hermit provides the Bear with all his knowledge and patience. But his student is giving him a hard time. Quickly, the Hermit realizes he must drop some of his ambitions and adapt. From the river’s mysteries to the forest’s recipes, the two of them will soon enough leave the academical ways to explore a far more hazardous path, the one of a joyful friendship.

A French TV special detailing the history of the Olympic Games through Disney's most athletic oddball, Goofy, with clips from classic shorts interspersed.

In 1910, following dramatic circumstances that led to the death of her two parents, Rose and her grandfather Hoffman find themselves trapped in a remote shack, far from the civilized world, where they must struggle for survival. Despite being only twelve years old, Rose quickly realizes that Hoffman, overwhelmed, no longer has the physical and moral resources to react, and it is up to her to find a way out. When two marmots that had escaped capture allow themselves to be tamed, Rose decides to go down to the town to present her musical act as a marmot trainer. When she returns with pockets full, Hoffman and she will go back to the world to write a new chapter in their lives.

The adventures of Quick and Flupke, two unbearable rascals who are always up to no good! Constantly chased by the police, who try to keep them in line, these two lovable troublemakers never stop making headlines—breaking windows and vases or tagging walls!

Two brothers in Madagascar have to repair their father's car before they get caught.

Filmmaking can sometimes be a very chaotic process. Allie is about to learn it as the director just got one last crazy idea.

All connected with a mourning and a pregnancy, a bunch of 30 something years old guys are looking for a goal in their lives. 'Elephants' tells in a poetic way, this deep human adventure.

On the heights of the mythic Mount Olympus, a young girl unleashes a dangerous monster from a mysterious box. Will he scare the little devil that sets him free?

On the small Island of Ecrin where people literally feed on books, a fire-breathing Shadow suddenly appears. Every night, it terrorizes the village and devours new stories. Soon, a legend begins to spread: only the Perfect Story will defeat the Shadow. Louise, a reckless little girl whose mother was killed by the monster, lives with her father George. Overwhelmed by her behavior, he has decided to send his daughter to boarding school. Louise runs away and breaks into the Shadow’s castle: if she manages to kill it, she will become the village hero and make her father proud. She is accompanied by the cowardly but intelligent Edouard and his little sister, the fearless and cheerful Juliette.

Louie and Yoko meet The Blue Knight who informs them that The Rainbow Fairy, keeper of all the colours of the world, has been kidnapped by the evil wizard Kroodle. Louie, Yoko and The Blue Knight set out to rescue The Rainbow Fairy. and thanks to the objects and animals that Louie draws with his pencils, the team manages to evade all the traps Kroodle lays in their path.

A child from the neighbourhood is reported missing; Jacinthe discovers that her son knows something.

An ogre breaks his teeth the day before Saint-Festin, the ogres’ great celebration day. A magician botches his trick of sawing a woman in half, and loses his assistant’s legs. An overequipped hiker gets stuck in the elevator for several days. An old man falls in love with a runaway pair of legs. A mother asks her neighbour to look after her children on the eve of Saint-Festin… In one building, the lives of ten next-door neighbours, or the neighbours of neighbours, intertwine as they grapple with the dramas, joys, surprises and dangers of everyday life.

Small creatures are wandering through the forest looking for food when one of them discovers strange remains of civilization.

Kali, 13, leaves his home in Normandy for the first time to spend summer vacation in a housing project outside Paris. In Bondy, la cité, he’s a fish out of water: new slang, new music, new styles, new attitude. He’ll have to make a place for himself in this urban jungle, armed only with his sense of humor.

A clever little monkey remembers to keep his wits about him when the bigger monkeys encroach on his bounty of bananas.

Alex is a huge Manchester United fan who's preparing for a Manchester versus Liverpool game. He has a satellite dish installed to be able to watch the game on TV. His young neighbour Kenny is a Liverpool fan who also hopes he'll be able to watch the game. Yet Alex rejects his request...

Louie and Yoko meet Tom, one of Santa’s elves. Tom has been chosen by Santa to help him on Christmas Eve but he suffers from vertigo, he’s afraid of the dark, and lacks an enormous amount of self-confidence. With his drawings, Louie is able to help Tom overcome his fears in an adventure that leads them to Santa’s Grotto, where the elves make toys.

Disaster! Baby Owl has fallen from the nest. The squirrell takes him under his wing - so to speak - leads him through the forest in search of his mother.

In June 2012, for the first time ever, Laurent Ruquier brought together the best comedians from the "On n'demande qu'à en rire" troupe at the Casino de Paris. In keeping with the show's success, over 20,000 spectators flocked to see this unique show, which sold out every night. Once again, building on their ever-growing success, the best comedians from the new season of "On n'demande qu'à en rire" will be back on stage from June 5 to 9, 2013 at the Casino de Paris in a show presented by Laurent Ruquier. Numerous guests and surprises for a show featuring over 15 artists: 2 hours of laughter guaranteed!

At the request of his wife Hermeline, Renart tells their youngest child, Rovel, some of his best tricks.

The first of these traces the words of Louis Pereira's grandmother, delving into his childhood and memories of the past.

As children, André and Mathilde were inexorably marked by the Spanish Civil War. They are now 71 and 67 years old and have been living in France since the exile that followed the Republican defeat. How did they carry the scars left by these tragic events ? Their love for each other, Goya, and flamenco have been decisive in helping them come to terms with their past and their Hispanic identity. What have they passed on from their history to subsequent generations? How have their children, now adults and parents themselves, received this legacy ?

Alexander Calder created and performed one of the most important and beloved works, his miniature circus (1926-1931). More than twenty years later Jean Painleve made Le Grande Cirque Calder 1927, begun in 1953 and completed in 1955.

Down on the banks of the Maroni River, little Derreck dreams of heroic warriors. He’s a member of the Wayana tribe in French Guyana. In this film, Derreck is not our only portal into another world. His sister Sylvana also dreams – of an impossible love, who belongs to a different tribe. Their grandmother Malilou takes us back to her youth in the 1950s. It seems that everyone wanders off now and again into a parallel, at times almost ghostly world. Whereas the youngest members of the tribe can still lose themselves in boundless flights of fantasy, the older generation contemplates more existential questions. How do dreams of the future relate to identity? What makes you a real Wayana?

In a once-harmonious village, young baker Hyacinthe discovers that his destiny is far greater than he ever imagined. On the eve of the annual ball, where he is expected to choose a life partner, he begins to feel a strange, plant-like growth inside him. Fleeing the fear and suspicion of the villagers, Hyacinthe sets off on an extraordinary journey. Along the way, he meets Noé, a carefree and wild faun, who becomes both guide and companion. Together, they will face unexpected challenges. In the heart of their magical adventure, Hyacinthe will learn to embrace his transformation, find true love, and ultimately restore balance to his village. Hyacinthe is a tale of love, acceptance, and the healing power of magic in a world torn apart by fear and ignorance.

Pierre will be a shepherd like his father. Serious and authoritarian. But he is completely the opposite! So, at night, he slips out to see a woman with a mighty temper. And what if, deep down, he was a bit of a sorcerer?

A short film written by the AIDES teams in Bobigny on the occasion of the International Day against LGBT Phobias, the film features Lucas, a young man who announces his homosexuality to his mother.