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In a deserted city that seems to have escaped time, two solitary beings dance with the wind. From dust to dust, their encounter gives life to the elements. A physical and metaphysical tale on the origins of the wind.

A man traumatised by his youth in reform school is convinced that he can save the street children destined for tragic adulthood by killing them. For him, dying young means living forever as the best version of yourself.

At the edge of a lake, Harmonie, a teenager, shares moments of closeness with her father. A reality that will slip away from her.

At a dinner party, an unexpected waltz unfolds, breaking free from the silent constraints of wage inequality and addressing unspoken issues.

Samvel and Avo, Erik and Karen live in the land of a century-old conflict, rooted in the rubble of the Russian Empire. In Nagorno-Karabakh, people live, dream and prepare for a tragedy that is always on the horizon. Over 3 years, Alexis Pazoumian films the epilogue of the black garden, a land where war waits for no one.

On the surface, the machine-man extracts to build and builds to extract. In the meantime, underground, other soil eaters are busy. Each seems to inhabit its own universe, unaware of the other's. Two blinded worlds devouring each other as they try to digest all the matter of the world.

Through audio recordings taken in the field and poetic moving images, the film portrays activists who use food as a tool in their anti-consumerist struggle.

Aged 40, Cyril Lignac has opened his first restaurant in London. A journey for this boy from Aveyron, grandson of a miner, allergic to school, who wasn't meant to become a famous chef.

When nine-year-old Lottie discovers an opulent dollhouse in her attic, it looks a little too familiar…

Between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the figure of the witch emerges as a symbol of rebellion against the patriarchal order. This ruthless hunt, carried out by the civil and religious authorities, particularly targets healers and anyone defying established norms. In two centuries, nearly 100,000 people perish at the stake, a massacre that resonates in modern feminist struggles.

The quiet life of a former secret service agent becomes chaotic as he puts his life at risk to protect a young girl.

In a high-speed train stuck in the middle of nowhere, the stories of three passengers intertwine and degenerate into a huge chain of chaos.

In purgatory, a former dancer who died young in debauchery returns from an ill-timed encounter in the afterlife with Pina Bausch, whom she utterly despises.

One woman decides to go against the Parisian routine, and she can't help it.

Marie-Jo, my grandmother, worked in the textile industry for 34 years. Although we were close, I never knew what her experience had been like. By filming my family, I am attempting to piece together this legacy.

Berthe, my grandmother, wants to end her life. Nothing can stop her or convince her to stay with us. So instead of resisting, why not try to support her?

Greece, from 2019 to 2023. Mitsotakis overtakes Tsipras, and promises to put an end to Exarcheia, a rebel district of Athens. But opposition is structuring itself, and backups come from other european countries.

France, 1965. Linh and her fourteen-year-old daughter, Jeanne, have been living in a camp for the poorest Vietnamese repatriates since the end of the Indochina War. One day, Linh manages to find the address of Jeanne's father. Together, they set off to meet him.

In London, in 1965, the skilled inspector Elizabeth Grindeberg rushes out of a movie theater in pursuit of a mysterious silhouette. She is about to catch up. As she does so, her back seizes up and the figure flees. Larry, her intern, joins her, breathless. Back at their office, they start the investigation from scratch. Inside Grindeberg's head, everything is mixed up: the clues, the piles of cardboard boxes, and Larry constantly interrupting her.

Bakary Samake will face Wade Ryan on Saturday, November 23rd, 2024, at Westfield, forum des halles, Paris. The fight will be contested over 12 rounds in the Super Welterweight division, which means the weight limit will be 154 pounds.

Experimental short film based on the unhealthy obsessions that haunt us that we may have due to our past.

Charlie is a potato. And she's going to tell us her life story. From birth to childhood, adolescence to adulthood, our tuber has something to tell us about being and feeling bad. Why isn't it working? Huh? Why isn't she happy? Because she's going about it like a potato?.. Yet she followed the recipe.

A gigantic balloon, stuck on the electric wires supplying a residential area, disturbs its neighbourhood's peace. Theo, 15, is chosen to fix the problem, which is way beyond his control.

Samira, the youngest of five sisters, calls her family together, camera in hand, for a rare meeting: “to help each other without having to go through a shrink or an imam”. Her mother remains silent. It’s not until she arrives in her native village that she reveals her secrets, her regrets and her strength – and that the profound bond and legacy that unite them, between love and rejection, begins to reveal itself.

A masterclass in mood, the film plunges us into the darkness of the blackouts that ripple across Cuba. In the murk of shadow, the flickering of fire beckons stories from realms beyond the reach of light. Electricity cuts have revived a protest movement dormant since the revolution, one demanding that power be restored.

Ndar, original name of Saint-Louis, an island at the mouth of the Senegal River, was the port of colonial penetration into West Africa four centuries ago. An economic, cultural and political crossroads, it served as a model for the “civilizing mission”. Commerce, town planning, education and crossbreeding were the instruments to assimilate populations, establish themselves in the country and exploit the wealth. If some cannot deny history and keep their Saint-Louisian art of living intact, others on the contrary want to put an end to the colonial heritage. For some young people today, it is time to think about history differently. However, everyone has managed to preserve their keen sense of living well together. Saint Louisians and historians tell a rich and complex Waalo saga.

Visuals inspired by the albums “Moins par moins” (Rackham) and “=+” (cinquième couche), based on a piece written in 2015 using a motif borrowed from a stream in Corrèze.

A solitary man earns his living by making the dead disappear. When he learns he has terminal pancreatic cancer, he embarks on one final journey, drifting through opium-induced visions to find the grave of a woman he once buried.

Recently widowed, Patsy knit a plush to feel better.

WARNING: In the '80s of the last century, I was about 12 years old and my mother was worried about my psychological disorders with mild paranoid symptoms. On the advice of a friend or a doctor, she sent me to consult at the Decroly center in Lille. This was my first contact with a shrink. During the first session she presented me with a series of "Rorscharch tests". Then, during the second session, I made her listen to my first sound tinkering made on an audio cassette recorder modeled after the jingles of the first free radios. She found it great. When it was time to go to the psychologist for another session, I wandered around music equipment stores and visited art galleries. After the third session and an unjustified absence, the consultations stopped: the psychologist, annoyed by my carelessness, sent me home, and it was only much later that the doctors declared me "schizophrenic."

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