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A dislocated reality, visual and sound material from beyond the world. Music: F.L.F. aka Sophie Corceiro.

The spy Ando is still on the run and fighting every day against his most relentless enemy: his dandruff. This film features a ruthless pursuit across the world, using popular Japanese anime codes to target its market.

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.

Returning to the familiarity of his childhood bedroom, provocative and impossibly stylish French-Cameroonian rapper Ichon is undergoing a process of artistic reinvention. Feeling pigeonholed in a hard-edged persona that he feels does not represent the real him, Ichon struggles to produce his first album as a singer-songwriter. Aided by beginner-level YouTube tutorials and buoyed by his close confidante and cheerleader, his mother, his turbulent process of regeneration is further complicated by the doubts and limitations imposed on him by his producing partners, who seem unsure of how to handle this rebirth. Captured in ethereal MiniDV, the vulnerability of his artistic practice unfolds between his recording and psychotherapy sessions. The road to artistic freedom is rarely smooth and For Real lets us in on the rocky parts of a journey that we seldom see.

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

Here’s a utopia, year 231. Which is more a clue, than a place or a film at which you’ll look. You haven’t given up on a world, have you ? You know traditional utopias are no place as ours will ever be: flags without masts. Here is some utopian weather forecast, to observe all of these outside atmospheres, add all you would to what is already here. (Freely inspired by the epilogue of Bernadette Mayer’s « Utopia », 1984)

A documentary about the director's chosen family. The ones she decided to walk through life alongside with. First taking the form of a family video ; this documentary takes us from the intimate to the collective, from the intimate to the political.

The destruction of the block of buildings named Gentianes in 2011 records the beginning of a new era for the Mourinoux neighborhood and its inhabitants. If they have to leave, where can they go? How to get there? Memories are shared and other places are imagined as conversations take place between a few young men born in the 1990s.

A cinematographic and multimedia collage project by Mawena Yehouessi, whose ambition is to generate new contexts of co-creation as synonyms of alternative modes of coexistence. From script writing to filming, post-production and distribution, the film is an invitation to over fifty artists, researchers, students, and amateurs to retrace altogether-in a poetic and speculative way-the Myth of "Lascar." The term Lascar is said to come from Persian, meaning "army." It was notably used during the 19th century to designate South East Asian native soldiers enrolled by the European colonial forces at sea. In the 1990s in France, Lascar has become a contemptuous qualifier, referring to 2nd and 3rd generation French BIPOC kids from the suburbs-from their daily struggles to their knowledge-making.

Procession, light, final phase.

Armel, Ahmed, Antoine, Ezechiel, Rougeot and Issa are motorcycle cabs at the Ahougnansou train station. Criticized and marginalized, they show organization and solidarity, determined to make their dreams come true.

Created almost 50 years ago, the PAL zoo combines an animal reserve and an amusement park on 35 hectares of green plains. Nearly 700,000 curious people go there every year. To attract even more people, PAL is embarking on gigantic work with the construction of an extraordinary hotel. This new high-end accommodation is based on a very fashionable concept: sleeping close to the animals. We also follow the reception of white rhinoceroses, the difficult integration of giraffes, and the births of baby wolves, but also, extremely rarely, that of a baby elephant.

A woman and a man make love. This movie is a possible representation of love and contains explicit sex scenes.

Wachiwi and her little brother Peopeo live alone inside a fenced garden. While Peopeo dreams of novelty, Wachiwi sets the limits that should protect them from danger.

Why do some of us enjoy going to work? Why do we join one company rather than another? And why do we stay there? What are we willing to exchange our most precious resource, our time, for? On the agenda is a three-part reflection on our relationship with work in a company: the How, the What, and the Why.

Today, film is no longer used to take photos, but to capture memories. On the day of the "Black-out", the pictorial traces left by digital technology disappear...

An ordinary day of an ordinary girl may be interesting if we change our point of view?

Friendship, creativity, authenticity and freedom of thought and expression: how these values can serve as sources of inspiration and strength in our lives.

A woman dressed in red is scared of death. She ventures onto this dreaded path, as the story of a childhood pet chicken-turned-hen slips into her quest.

Visual and sound portrait of a soon to be destroyed squat

Growing up in Santiago, Chile, Fta dreamed of becoming a clown and a juggler. Today, his dream has turned into reality and Fta transmits this mode of life at Nino, his 4-year old son. A poetic tale about art, nature and transmission.

In a small town in France, Hugo, an 8 year old kid, is trying to escape his angry alcoholic Grandpa, who turned into a big and scary monster.

The daily life of a man weighs on him, psychologically.