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Thirtysomething Dom is undergoing therapy. As the Christmas holidays come to an end, he is granted, for the first time in years, the right to spend a day alone with his daughters. A precious day… that he dreads seeing come to an end.

Carmen, a usually bubbly and self-assured young woman, sees her daily life turned upside down by a mysterious encounter. Between cards and satellites, she realizes that her destiny may not depend solely on her...

In the dead of winter, with emergency shelters stretched beyond capacity, Justine, a young social worker, handles calls from distressed families at an impersonal call center. Every decision becomes a dilemma between administrative protocol and human urgency. When a particularly critical situation hits her full force, the rules she applies daily begin to waver. Caught between her superiors, an exhausted system, and her own conscience, Justine is faced with a choice that could change everything—for others, and for herself.

One summer afternoon in the countryside, three siblings, tired of being bored at their grandmother’s house, set off for the bakery to buy some snacks.

The memory of a fragile and doubt-filled youth, a woman who questions the way she is seen, and a notebook. From her feeling of strangeness to the little comforts that make life sweeter, through her daily habits: she paints a tender portrait of a beauty that one does not always know how to recognize.

Despite their age, Régine and Roger still fly their falcon, Fifi, as they always have. But that day, Fifi does not return. Is it truly the only thing to take flight and vanish?

In a small village ravaged by wars and epidemics, Vera becomes the perfect target and is accused of witchcraft. But her unexplained disappearance during her execution leads her sister Michelle to investigate what really happened.

Documentary about the French instrumental math rock band Totorro

SENSIBLE invites us to experience, through dance and the works of Yves Klein, a sensory and hypnotic journey .

An illustrator in Paris is stuck in his routine and stuck for ideas, until he follows the music he hears from his window into the night...

Ten-year-old Béni collects sounds. Many would dismiss it as mere noise, without really listening closely: the roar of waves, hum of a high voltage power line, her own heartbeat. A poetic film essay about seeking and finding of what is overheard—in cinema and in everyday life.

We've all been on a bad Tinder date, and this time it's SAM's (27) turn to share hers. As she relives the intensity of the moment with her roommate RAPHAËL (28), he starts to point out all the strange behavior of SAM's date. However, one mystery remains unsolved: Is this wall load-bearing?

A woman kidnapped by a man frees herself. The story of a calculated liberation. A final burst of hope. The last ditch effort to get out of hell. The story of the end of a man's hold on a woman's life. Enter this symbolic and immersive tableau.

Based on a true story, this short animated film illustrating the difficulties faced by a person suffering from mental illness. This black and white film, inspired by the classic style of sequencing, is animated using rotoscoping to convey realistic emotions and movements.

A teenager who loves play with his video games is suddenly burglarized. He then uses a surprising way to cope with his problems.

It begins like a perfect everyday life: shared meals, laughter, tender gestures. Small cracks start to appear — a gaze that drifts, a gesture too sharp, a cup falling. Tension slowly rises, almost imperceptibly. Arguments linger, silences grow heavy. Then violence erupts, sudden but silent. The victim hides, tries to call for help, but the aggressor catches them. Time goes on outside: the city moves, neighbors laugh, indifferent. A final jump cut shows the aggressor with another woman in the same apartment — the repetition of inevitability.

In a meeting room filled with two men wearing ties, the wait becomes interminable. What are they waiting for? They don't know exactly. How long have they been there? They don't know that either. As time passes, the possibility of leaving becomes irrelevant; they've been there far too long for them to be able to leave. What if the person arrives?

For forty years, the filmmaker’s mother devoted herself to others, first as a primary school teacher and later as the disability coordinator within her school. Her decision to leave the public sector becomes the occasion for a generous portrait that reveals a system in crisis.

Forty years ago, on the night of April 26, 1986, the explosion of reactor number 4 at Chernobyl triggered the worst nuclear disaster in history. Concealed by the Soviet authorities, the tragedy remained unknown to the world until two days later. An incredible media blackout ensued. In France, one question dominated the media: did the radioactive cloud reach the country? Did the authorities lie, as many still believe today? Did the media try to hide the truth? Through archival footage and expert testimony, this "21h Médias" program sheds light on the unanswered questions surrounding a disaster that, forty years later, continues to fascinate and raise questions.

Two friends sit on a bench in a park - they seem to understand each other until one asks "do you see what I mean?".