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In the middle of the Antarctic, a group of Russian scientists is trying to recover crucial information for their research. For this, they have no choice but to kidnap you in for interrogation.

Romy wants to become an actress and has always put on a performance. In 2022, she was 13 years old. Like all teenagers, she shows herself off on social networks and roots herself in a premature relationship to femininity.

I’m trying to film everyday life and its repetition, its accumulation. So that these videos become a viewpoint for our perception of reality – violent, touching, dirty and magnificent.

Steve is in an abusive relationship, but a strange encounter might just change his life

A documentary that portrays the daily life of three Portuguese folk groups in France during the year 2019, in a constant conversation about folklore, family, and tradition. A window into the lives, hearts, and minds of people that dedicate their entire lives to a representation of themselves and their own identity.

Forced to leave the city and its noisy day to day life, Laura arrives at a house in the country where only memories await her...

A group swimming session.

A collection of African views.

Vercors presents itself as a documentary built like a daydream in three times, around a woman and different spaces and landscapes, filmed in super 8, in the mountainous region of Vercors.

A poetry film written by Ibrahim Nehme and directed by Tanya Traboulsi, the artist featured in the exhibition Beirut, Recurring Dream. It follows Nehme's journey of healing after the explosion at the port of Beirut, and in parallel, the rising and setting of the sun against the monumental backdrop of the port itself, where over 2,000 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded on August 4, 2020.

A woman reads letters written to her by her imprisoned lover over a seascape. In this dialogue between images and text, absence, expectation and the desire for freedom are expressed.

Giulia is the pretty brunette with the plant who is waiting for her romantic date at the Cafe. It's past 15 o'clock and Ulysses is still not there. She's never seen him in real life. While Giulia is waiting for the door and her anxiety is growing, the cries of wild animals come to replace the braying of the customers of the cafe in a hostile jungle sound atmosphere that becomes more and more oppressive until, unable to do it anymore, Giulia hides her eyes. Immediately the hubbub stops.

In this ménage à trois, there is Hortense, the painter whom her husband calls a smudgy starlet, then Philippe, the anthropologist who pampers his mammoths more than his wife, and finally... Max, who can't take the other two anymore and loses his temper!

Master Tseng, the first woman tea master in China's history, takes us on an aromatic journey steeped in history. We travel though her delicate and timeless world as she unlocks and shares with us the secrets of Pu Er, tea's holy grail.

With fine watercolour strokes, Daniela de Felice paints the portrait of a young woman in love and with a true passion for politics. The film takes us back to the Italy of the 1990s, between Berlusconi’s rise to power and the final reverberations of the 20th century. Ardenza is unexpected and moving, with riveting sensitivity and sensuality.

From Lyon to Angoulême, from Angoulême to Paris, I filmed my year 2020. One second per day.

I’m tired of playing the cowboy. But by cheating, it is possible to slip past impassable mountains and bottomless rivers. Where no cowboy has ever gone before is a vast desert, filled with strange shapes and inexplicable phenomena. In this place, death is final, but it is possible to rewrite history to change the fatal outcome.

“Wearing a mask is the first lesson in patriarchal masculinity a boy learns,” said bell hooks. Here's what's behind the mask. For 25 years, London therapist Jerry Hyde has offered support groups for men wishing to explore the greatest prohibition of virilist culture: their vulnerability. In a post #metoo era, he decides with his partner, director Mai HUA, to produce a documentary essay to help change masculine culture. “Powerful and Poetic” according to Le Monde, this series of interviews with men on a black background, interspersed with a walk in the Somme, on the commemoration sites of the First World War, is a valuable contribution to the question of gender and living together.

A girl and her father go snail fishing.

The runways at Orly airport and the surrounding countryside. Planes and birds taking to the skies. Following some of the species that have found a home in these Anthropocene grasslands. Here, between the dimness and the haziness of distance, the lines between technology and nature, between the realm of the wild and that of human intervention, are blurred.

A knight meets a mermaid...

A group of friends in the late 80s must find their missing friend