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In this poetic story, set in the late 1950s, the life of a small boy is influenced by historical events, ranging from the exploration of space to the Algerian War. His father is drafted and the boy’s cozy home changes into the cold walls of a barracks flat. His central focus becomes the world of child fantasy and imagination. The director has made an attempt at capturing the thoughts, dreams and anxieties of one child, which sets out on a journey to the centre of the Earth, while the adult hero remembering his childhood sets out on a journey to the centre of himself. The rhythm of the story flows just like a nocturne, a lyrical musical piece expressing a night mood. The director’s ambition was not to create a realistic film, but to try to transpose a child’s fantasies into images.

Two daughters of North African immigrants, born in Marseilles, who are barely over thirty years old, take part in the political battles and local elections: Nadia Brya in the cantonal elections, and Samia Ghali in the municipal ones.

In just five minutes, Luc Moullet takes us on a tour of his production company, “Moullet et Cie,” created in a space measuring barely 40 cubic centimeters. In this surprising venture, he summarizes the ingenious system that has accompanied his entire career and his determination never to give in to large budgets. As he reveals his films, neatly arranged in a cupboard in his kitchen, the filmmaker recounts a life in cinema orchestrated with as much candor as inventiveness.

One image, in particular, is likely to haunt viewers: that of many men huddled together on the back of a truck. The men are headed northward, from Niger to the coast of Algeria. Just how long they will be travelling depends on countless unknowns. And once they’ve reached the African coast of the Mediterranean, they’ll still be far from their goal, for it is only then that their dangerous attempt to cross the sea to Europe begins. Theirs is a journey in hopes of a better life – one that frequently ends in death.

'FROM' 2001 (4 films) *A series of 4 travel films made between 1998 and 2001 according to an identical principle of scrolling all the filmed images, captured in precipitation and slowed down.

Viktor is reborn. A tunnel dug into the cliff. A museum of natural history. A crypt. A bar. And Viktor who finds himself in front of shadows, others, and himself...

A fairytale-like production of Prokofiev's The Love for Three Oranges, conducted by Tugan Sokhiev and directed by Philippe Calvario, at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in 2004.

Resonances starts with the prospecting of the bathroom from the artist’s childhood. Black inked words written in Arabic on the bathtub surface scatter and propagate progressively. They resonate and echo night scene recollections. Transformed in a resonance chamber, the bathtub mixes the fluids of these evanescent thoughts. By reflecting its surroundings, the ink blurred water surface, overturns and clouds the words. The backward surge of the night reveals the scars of a troubled universe, verging on obliteration.

A short fantasy musical of Chinese inspiration.

A Dadaist-inspired film where a piece of sound poetry is present in the image, where letters and words are arranged together to compose a visual and musical collage.

In an archival interview filmed in 1989, Daniel Gélin discusses his work on Max Ophuls' 1952 film LE PLAISIR.

in Morocco or in France, a handful of women- Muslim and non-Muslim - gather women in the public space to tell their rights, become aware their strength and dance their thirst for freedom.

Andy Pandy is an adorable boy, curious, imaginative and full of energy. He loves playing with his friends: the lovely little girl Looby Loo and Teddy, the most mischievous of all the bears...

Lucia di Lammermoor is a dramma tragico (tragic opera) in three acts by Gaetano Donizetti.

Playful and rythmic self-portrait shot on Super 8mm and 16mm. Colored directly on the super 8mm.

This documentary aims to retrace Hideo Gosha's career, focusing on his contribution to the chanbara genre. It gives the floor to various speakers, including Tomoe Gosha, the director's daughter.

Between Paris and Syria, the Orient remains an ordinary place filled with literature, myth, and the pulse of love. A love film without lovers, based on a poem by Constantin Cavafy.

An enchanting sound and light show, with 600 musicians, singers and dancers from Britain, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Galicia. The border between dream and reality is really thin, let yourself be captivated and carried in another world! The Celts had an appointment on 15 and 16 March 2002 in the Stade de France for a unique cultural event: The traditional feast of St. Patrick.

Mo the dragon becomes an overnight sensation, but how long can he remain a star?

Two men are getting lost in a story that does not belong to them anymore. One of them will go, driven away by the progressive disappearance of his companion. There is an interval between two lives, in which each of them plunges individually. It is in this intermediary space, back to the present, that they recognise each other and get their bearings. Every man for himself, but one towards the other.

The beauty of the rustic summer countryside has little impact on the alienated Juliette. Her 16th birthday is marred by bickering between her British-born mother and her hippie ersatz stepfather; moreover, her father is a drunken bartender in town. Her boredom leads her to Titi and his gang of skinheads. When their walk on the wild side goes awry, Juliette's parents react coarsely. Frustrated, Juliette ventures into the night on her scooter, resulting in a major accident that chastens the community.

Fatima and the group of her high school friends will get their bachelor degrees. A question arises in each of them: to continue their studies in Mayotte, or leave for France. For Fatima, when love appears the choice gets complicated.

Philippe Roger found the secretary of director Max Ophüls, Ulla de Colstoun, and Valere his first assistant, mobilized them on his project and, together during the documentary, they will both find in Normandy, the filming locations of Maison Tellier, sketch of the film Le Plaisir and the spirit of the film with the still intact impressions of these exceptional witnesses.

An invitation to travel, one of the main themes of Lemaître, and a genuine manifestation of film Lettrism

Human nature is such that parents love their children more than the other way around. This film explains why.

The film documents the late 19th-century birth of Zionism and its repercussions for Palestinians. Brings together rarely-seen footage of Palestine before 1948 juxtaposed with original source documents, eyewitness accounts, stunning choreography, moving testimonials, and interviews with historians. This award-winning film shows that the expulsion of the indigenous Arab population from Palestine was far from an accidental result of the 1948 war, shining a spotlight on the ethnic cleansing of Palestine by the Zionist movement.

A girl brushes her teeth with a very special brush. Daily use of your sextoy recommended - for a perfect smile ! The transformation of the daily routine looks behind the codes of mainstream porn.

Layers of colored matters spread in space. They transform and its movements let us suppose that there is an underlying law that directs the images. Ephese is thus a shape, continually mutating, although its essence remains the same.