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“It’s an investigation into the scene of the loss… Ends with the death of the father and I would add the sting to the mother which has been censored: just the lips moving and the slight twitching of the shoulders.” - Pierre Louapre

An adventurer journeys across the Alps to explore how climate change has melted glaciers and impacted people’s lives in the past and present.

Adi vividly remembers the moment his mom left home. He was four. She cut off a lock of her hair, tied a red thread around it, and walked out with a luggage bag. For 11 years, she didn’t return. Now fifteen, Adi resents his mother as much as he misses her. He roams the streets with a biker gang and pours his energy into streaming in drag on social media.

Cecil is a young hacker who feels invisible to women. One night, when he attempts to hack a convenient store, he makes an eye contact with Yo-Nemah, a young woman of his age. Cecil starts to feel confident, he believes that the woman he met earlier is interested by him. Thanks to his hacking skills, Cecil decides to steal information from Yo, with the intention of arranging an improvised date where is fully prepared to discuss of Yo's interests.

A teenager’s reflections on the fear of failure.

Temple Road is a journey into the heart of womanhood, taking its name from the road that leads to the temple in the director’s hometown of Nyeri, Kenya. Inspired by childhood experiences, including women-only ceremonies and family Polaroid photos taken between the 1950s and 1970s, the film recreates a woman’s spiritual and ritual preparation. Weaving a dreamlike narrative, it blends the rituals of Kenya’s Indian heritage with the diversity of Kenyan cultures, reflected in a multicultural cast and intertwined ceremonies. Celebrating the sanctity of community, it creates a sacred space where women express themselves freely through rituals, song, and dance. Temple Road is both a tribute to the past and a call to recognize women as bearers of culture and tradition amidst increasing violence against them in Kenya.

She who lives with her head down, he who lives with his feet on the ground, they now see all their differences. Before they were happy, now they are so far apart. But sometimes it doesn't take much to find each other: a gesture, a word. And magic happens. Will his superpower be to turn things upside down or right side up?

With his album New York Tango Trio, Richard Galliano celebrates the Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla. A tribute that takes Jazz sous les Pommiers into a spellbinding tango dance.

In the form of a diary, I retrace the thread of internalized patriarchal domination and seek to trace my lesbian desire. Faced with the looming danger of a world on fire, I forge my own path and, like a beaver, seek to build my lodge elsewhere.

20 years old Lili is finally able to live a peaceful life but an unexpected comeback will prevent her to lead her everyday life as she intents. She will have to fight and hold on to her habits to avoid drowning again.

Normandy to Bach is a deeply personal yet carefully restrained love letter, both in form and content. As part of Film Letters series, it intertwines intimate narration with images from a journey through northern France.

The film is a poignant personal memory quest that begins at the Bay of Diamant, in Martinique, and carries us to 3 continents, to shine light on what it means to be black today in a globally interconnected world, as seen through the eyes of Martinican artist Laurent Valère and his transatlantic dialogs with the black diaspora.

On Wednesday, January 7, 2015, the Kouachi brothers entered the offices of the newspaper Charlie Hebdo and killed eleven people. They wounded eleven others and, during their escape, executed a police officer lying on the ground. A third terrorist then murdered four people in a supermarket. The impact of these events was profound, both in France and abroad. More than four million people took to the streets during rallies held on January 10 and 11.

Henri Laborit's thoughts taken from Alain Resnais, Jean-Luc Godard shooting Notre musique, a song by Fairuz: just some of the materials in this essay-tribute to Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwich.

With Sophye Soliveau, soul is transferred to the harp. Her angelic music unfurls gracefully on the TSF Jazz Chantilly Festival stage to the rhythm of Initiation, her debut album.

An eight-year-old girl is found dead, killed by her parents. The investigation reveals a life of abuse. The filmmaker reads Frédéric Boyer’s eponymous book dedicated to this true crime story. From the story of an infanticide unfolds a meditation on our relationship with evil.

On February 24th, 2022, Russia invades Ukraine. The news reaches the director, Rostislav Kirpicenko, in Paris, where he has been living for many years. The war raises questions about exile... In search of answers, Rostislav travels to Lithuania, where his grandfather settled, before returning to Dnipro, the Ukrainian town where he grew up.

At DIFAJE, the Family and Youth Affairs Division of the Bobigny Court, the duties of young prosecutors are the same, with one exception: they deal with minors who are either victims or perpetrators of crimes. For the latter, the prosecutor is the first person they deal with in the legal system, their first point of contact. He or she is the one who gives society's initial response to a young person whose future is already uncertain. Between prevention and punishment, the magistrate's role is a delicate one. He or she must combine authority with education. He or she must deal with the reality of a complex environment and with the differences and vulnerabilities of each individual.

In 1987, Isabelle perceives the invisible-a mysterious gift she eventually embraces.

On board the Soviet Union’s space station, the newly arrived astronaut immerses himself in Russian iconography, listens to music and plays chess with robot Katerina. After an accident, the solution is to seek help from the Americans

Julia, Lé, Hadir, and Cecil are four young queer people from Montpellier who resist conformity and heteronormativity through their creativity. They gather at Madrediosa, a queer bar turned activist space, where they challenge gender norms, love, and sexuality in their search for identity and their desire to transform the established order.

A young man has a rare gift, he can go back in time. One day, he meets a woman on the street and decides to talk to her. But every attempt turns to fiasco: bad phrase, clumsiness, misunderstandings... Every time he fails, he tries a new approach, convinced that he will eventually find the right one. But by trying to control everything, does it not run the risk of missing the main thing ?

Exhausted by his work and routine, a person decides to suddenly break his daily life and wander in unknown places, in which he gradually sinks and gets lost. Essai 21 is a film project of a certain magnitude in which I wanted to explore horror from another angle. The idea was to free myself from the codes of the genre by bringing something original, in particular through a specific choice of staging, a constantly disturbing atmosphere and an omnipresent contemplative aspect. One of the ambitions of this film was also to tell a story by following the protagonist's journey without ever making him appear, so as to arouse the imagination of the viewer as well as the different possible interpretations that result from it.

Pianist Thomas Enhco takes Jazz sous les Pommiers on a two-part concert: first a solo inspired by Mozart, then a two-piano duet with American jazzman Kevin Hays.