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Mike, Bob, and Frank land on Earth for a routine scientific exploration, but when strange occurrences pop up, will these creatures from another planet chicken out?

Debbie, a young woman, struggles with the feeling of being disconnected from the people around her. Until she meets Sofie, with whom she bonds (too) strongly.

A seamstress tries to work on sewing a suit, while keeping her imaginative child safe, and eventually gives in to her own imaginative side as well.

Camille became a peasant, as they say of someone that lives off the land. She chose the Creuse region, a rough and supple land, laborious yet luminous, but experiences a growing rejection of the agricultural standards that govern her production. Raising her three children, caring for her animals and plants, will always be more important to her than yield. In parallel, her children learn to make choices in the face of the standards imposed on them by the school system.

She is hot, she is cold, she has felt her neck getting heavier, her cheeks harden, she complained, then she began to see the carpet swarming with snakes, the walls deforming, the faces shrink around her.

Double tribute and double pillage, image & sound Images pilfered from Steven Woloshen Music nicked from Lucio Bukowski

Jacques Deray's classic film starring Alain Delon and Romy Schneider, revisited in a one-minute animated short by animation director Margot Barbé.

"Living is a horizontal fall" said Jean Cocteau. The life of Raki, his wife Sibi, then their daughter Eryl is its vertical transposition in a dreamlike and metaphorical animation.

Obsessed by a woman, an unstable man starts a restless hunt.

The sail is the central feature of the display. As the point of contact with the moving waters, it floats at rest or lends itself to the manipulations of a swimmer; the product of a craft of the finest standard, it is presented in frames, fragmented into multiple pictures. The sea - in French, "sea" (mer), and "mother" (mère) have the same pronunciation - becomes a surface without bounds, nurturing all the imagination we need in these days of uncertainty to push ahead, despite the burden of the past, in an act of confidence in the world.

Mady and Merouane are two eleven-year-olds who grow up as best friends in the north-east of Paris. They live right next door to each other and that’s more important to them than anything else. And anyway, they feel so at home in their neighbourhood that they can’t think of a more perfect place to practice adulthood. When some other boys turn up, their friendship is briefly put to the test.

Today is the apocalypse. And it is at Charles Péguy College that the future of the world is decided: a group of children with strange powers are taking matters into their own hands.

Marco has not been to high school for two weeks and stays locked up in his room, refusing to speak. His exhausted mother calls her daughter to the rescue.

The film follows the inhabitants of a small village in North-Eastern India whose livelihood depends on coal theft from a vast open-pit mine. From dawn to dusk, children and adults alike rummage for the black gold whilst the local mafia consolidate their arsenal to fight off police raids.

An experimental documentary feature film that offers other perspectives on consent, based on the experience of marginalized communities, their subcultures, explorations and subversivities.

He has conquered the world stage. He is in the top 5 of most streamed dance artists globally. He has collaborated with the biggest world stars, including Justin Bieber, Cardi B, Selena Gomez and J Balvin. DJ Snake put together a once in a lifetime performance at the Paris La Defense Arena, becoming the first DJ to play such a large venue. More than 20 cameras shot this historical concert with a spectacular staging. From Turn Down For What, Lean On, Magenta Riddim to Taki Taki, Loco Contigo and Let Me Love You, an unforgettable concert shot specially for the cinema.

Due to the lack of clean public spaces to exercise the fundamental right to life, women take refuge in the street.

Justine Abitbol’s Chant at Dusk explores the materiality of the outdoors in a muddy ritual played out by four siblings. The protagonist, Helen, grapples with mucky nature, holding close the wings of a little bird, and unearthing worms in her hand. For Abitbol, and for Helen, nature and human interaction within in it is serious and visceral.

This is an observation in the nature. Not far from a pond live many different dragonflies. At a time where insects disappear one after another, why don't just take a break, contemplate those beautiful young ladies and realize how we will miss nature...

Gaspard spends his nights reading the Odyssey. When Polo, who claims to be his cousin, shows up with a backpack full of CVs, Gaspard's life is turned upside down. A few blocks away, Bob yells insults and je t'aime at Josianne's window to get her to open the door. Pierre-Henri Brahim spots him and thinks he's found a friend. Fred wanders the streets with his crazy leg. They all end up at Josianne's house, where they learn that she is to be evicted. On the bangs of society, each of the characters is a world unto himself. Extravagant and endearing, they are the protagonists of a social comedy that tackles the issue of social marginalization with caustic humor and a great deal of tenderness.

Women „intruders“ occupy – the time of a mise en scène – the public space. They take on the same gestures, the same postures, as those of the men in such places without minding the passage of time. They occupy the terraces, expose themselves in the strangeness of a public space of exclusion – that of gender.

THE SECRET is a fiction assembled from a heterogeneous collage of fragments downloaded online.