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This film, presented as a 52-minute sequence shot, is filmed entirely by drone. One year after the riots that shook Nouméa and the surrounding area in 2024, 6 Kilometers chooses to give voice to those who are too seldom heard: young people. In a long, poetic aerial tracking shot between Place des Cocotiers and the summit of Ouen Toro, three young adults, Rose, Alfa, and Iouri, guide us through their thoughts, emotions, and daily lives in a fractured territory.

The grand final before extinction of the group exclusively on cinema! Pour leur tournée d'adieu, The final fucked up Tour, Shaka Ponk a investi tous les Zéniths et festivals de France durant presque 2 ans: plus de 60 dates à guichets femés, 1.5 million de fans déchainés, des shows de pure énergie , Punk et Rock n'Roll with the group in a secret. Leur tout dernier show filmé à l'Accor Arena a été immortalisé and will be diffused in the cinema for a unique soirée. A last chance to assemble to (re)live this historic concert...sur grand écran!

Sailors facing troubled waters get bewitched by a distant call : they must choose between death and metamorphosis.

The triumphant return of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds to France bring with them a full stage show brimming with elegant fury and mystical fervour.

6:00 am, the day begins. A young woman throws a glass of water in the face of a man sleeping on the couch, before kicking him out. Thus begins twenty-four hours in Souheila's apartment, under the influence of the man she loves.

First or second degree? Punk or pop? With Sweden's Royal Republic at Hellfest, you don't know what to dance to, but you can dance anyway!

A Christmas meal in a French family from the Puy-de-Dôme, secretly recorded, featuring arguments, bursts of laughter, and lessons on how to use a film camera.

An experimental fiction based on the twenty cigarettes in a pack brought back from Vietnam as a souvenir, each and every one smoked at a particular or important moment following one main character who is trying to quit her addiction.

Gema’s suicide attempt brings her three children together after many years, on the eve of an unusually cold Christmas in Guadalajara. Cristina, stubborn and deeply Catholic, sees herself as their mother’s caretaker; Sony, a psychic on the local Latino TV channel, fled as far as she could over twenty years ago and never came back; and Brunito, the much younger one, a frustrated biologist and forty-something gay man still dreaming of finding the love of his life. A cold front moves in and traps them inside the house, threatening to bring back the family’s most painful memory—and place it right on the table.

Summer is ending and so are the holidays. Around Balthazar, 13, the adults are getting the barbecue ready. His cousins are getting dressed to go out and party, and his big brother is ignoring him. Balthazar, meanwhile, is texting with Tom — the only one who doesn’t treat him like a little kid.

Under the baton of Lithuanian conductor Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla, the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra performs works by Lili Boulanger, Romualdas Gražinis and Anton Bruckner.

A young woman leaves the city and walks along the riverbank, as if in her last moments of doubt and melancholy, before perhaps continuing on her way.

Short film shot in Forte dei Marmi, August 1989.

Lebanon, 2018. War, politics or revolution: these are the choices faced by Georges, Joumana and Perla Joe. Three destinies and a shared desire to rebuild a troubled country. How is it possible to continue to dream when everything around is falling apart?

Little Naya’s father is always taken away from her because of his endless job. Only this time, motivated by her favorite fishing tv show, she takes on the quest of catching the legendary fish: her father.

At her christening, Princess Aurora is granted all perfections and qualities by her godmothers. The old Fairy Carabosse, who was forgotten as guest to the festivities, casts a terrible spell: Aurore will prick her finger with a spindle and die. Fortunately, the Lilac Fairy lessens the curse. Instead of dying, the Princess will fall into a long, deep sleep that will last a hundred years.

Filmmakers and artists from around the world have formed Some Strings, a collection of original filmic gestures that originated in Palestine, where poet and professor Refaat Alareer was targeted by Israeli strikes. In his latest poem, “If I Must Die,” he asks those who must live to create a kite, an object of resistance. A selection of short films from this project will introduce the screenings throughout the festival.

A YouTuber navigates between isolation and connectivity in a crumbling Cuba. Whispers of technology and birdsong intertwine, reflecting the frozen and closed-off state of his world.

To become a good dog requires some training – it doesn’t matter what age you are.

In a cactus nursery in Palermo, a strange human community lives in a weird symbiosis with insects and plants, sheltered from the violence of the world. This fragile ecosystem is threatened by the arrival of disinfection agents looking for an ant that is considered a pest.

Two teenagers adrift on an inflatable unicorn along the River Seine are rescued by a brother and a sister. Their encounter reveals their different backgrounds.

What can one take away from a relationship? Its pains or its joys? The upside or what appears once it has been jumbled?

At at friend's party, Lola is forced by a friend to have sex in front of another friend, probably drunk. Feeling trapped, she starts to swallow the bed, until she gets a blood thirst.

When Portuguese filmmaker Manoel de Oliveira died in 2015 at the age of 106, he left behind him a body of work unique in cinema: Oliveira transforms the everyday into the sublime and deals with themes such as death, love, the rituals of life and the passing of time with elegance and subtlety.

Two lovers lay on a bed. One of the men is asleep, the other is awake. One is Palestinian, the other Israeli. Far away in their homeland, the war rages on, as the night goes on without end.

The Philharmonie de Paris celebrates its tenth anniversary and invites Klaus Mäkelä and Gustavo Dudamel to perform a concert of changing colours, from modernism to impressionism, with works by Boulez, Beethoven, Poulenc, Moussorgski and Ravel.