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Six year old orphan Kenta and his ten year old friend Makoto team up to search for Kenta's mother, but their journey becomes a test of their extraordinary bond when they discover that the reunion may come at a cost.

In 2023, the elusive Slowdive stepped out of the shadows with their magnificent album Everything is Alive, giving new and longterm fans plenty of reasons to gaze at their shoes.

Jonas premieres his first feature film in the theatre he grew up with. A film about friendship, dedicated to his friends. Yet, the latters do not show up to the screenings... Every night, Jonas comes back hoping to see the three reserved seats filled.

Delwin Vriend never wanted to be a human rights activist. However, in challenging his firing for being gay, he set in motion a chain of events that impacted the lives of LGBTQ+ people —not just in Alberta, not just in Canada, but around the globe. Pride vs. Prejudice: The Delwin Vriend Story delves into the riveting narrative of the Vriend v. Alberta case, where Delwin Vriend, an unlikely hero, courageously battles against discrimination from a government determined to deny his human rights. Uncover the twists and turns that unfold as Vriend's pursuit of justice challenges societal biases, culminating in a ground-breaking Canadian Supreme Court ruling in 1998 that confronts prejudice and sets a transformative precedent for LGBTQ+ rights that is cited around the world.

"She opened the door, crossed the threshold. She approached, timidly, surrendered to this strange language, still unaware she had an appointment with eternity." – Claire Panaget

It's the day of the funeral of Alexis, a talented 23-year-old dancer. His friend and dance partner, Aristide, unable to accept his death, takes refuge in the room dedicated to Alexis to express his regret at not having assumed their love while he was alive. In the darkness of the candlelit room, Aristide, in despair, imagines Alexis imprisoned in a hellish choreography and seizes this last chance to hold his soul close to him forever before his body disappears forever.

Nils Frahm unleashes the full genius of his neoclassical universe for an ecstatic audience at the Philharmonie de Paris. A concert built around tracks from Day, his fifteenth album released in 2024.

A vampire tells the story of his encounter with Charles Baudelaire, a long time ago.

This film explores the "forms of the visible" as anthropologist Philippe Descola puts it. Images educate the eye to see the world. The invention of perspective led to the invention of landscape painting and the contemplation of the distant. An animist's vision (which considers that non-human things have a spirit and a social life) operates on different scales. A close-up view reveals relationships between things. This film questions perception. The optical tracking shot, whose focus varies incessantly, modulates the viewer's gaze. The eye's path is deregulated, and the transition from macro to micro breaks the illusionist view and eliminates all perspective. No special effects are applied to the image : the plastic approach stems from the alteration of the video playback codec. The deteriorated video file fails - just like the deregulated eye - to render an illusionistic view. The explosion of color and the organic movements of pixels reveal a new possibility of looking.

Can we say that we were sexually assaulted by our brother to our own mother? The obvious answer should be yes. However, few come out of the silence. The question we ask ourselves is "Why are't we talking about it?"

This project was born out of an objection to the transphobic rhetoric of TERFs. I am a trans man and this is a self-portrait. I undress in a sequence shot as the TERFs spread their hatred. They talk about irreversible operations. I'm delighted with my scars. My body is legitimate. I exist. Fuck them.

Experimental film of a visit to the permanent collection (Gloria Friedman, Pennone, Kabakov, Sol LeWitt, Jacquet, Boltanski, etc.) during the temporary exhibition of Sean Scully, in dialogue with the Château and in particular the 16th-century painting gallery.

Meet six women of power: scientific researchers, technological leaders, mathematical or engineering geniuses. In this film, they reveal themselves: they share their journey, showcase their groundbreaking work and reveal the obstacles they have overcome as girls and women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. In celebrating these contemporary pioneers, we are also highlighting a dark truth. Throughout history, women scientists have been silenced, their contributions relegated to the shadows. Will this generation rewrite the rules and create a new legacy?

A FATHER A SON AND SANKARA is a transnational and intergenerational manifesto on connection, care and community as sites of struggle against racial capitalism, imperialism and attendant forms of oppression it depends upon.

Ondrej, an elderly and somewhat lost Slavic pianist, finds himself working through his pain via music. Guided by his instrument, he manages to immerse himself in his past and his happy memories.

Confrontation ignites between a transgender teenager and his mother during a driving trip.

During a hike, Romy invents a game to silence Sacha, her chatty little sister, by asking her to pretend to be a mountain chamois. Romy has fun pushing her further and further into her role, but Sacha quickly gets too caught up in the game...

Three years after the devastating fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, archaeological excavations uncovered treasures that had been hidden beneath the building for centuries: In addition to numerous sculpture fragments, there were also two human-shaped lead coffins. Who are the dead in these sarcophagi? What did the sculptures represent and why are they buried under the church? By venturing into previously inaccessible areas of the Gothic sacred building, the archaeologists uncovered a forgotten part of its history. An interdisciplinary team of scientists is undertaking extensive work to uncover the secrets of Notre-Dame.

Since the death of their mother, Jonathan and Adrien have never spoken of this brutal loss.With their father, they try to mourn, but the silence gnaws at them from the inside. Jo' is sure that his future lies elsewhere.

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When the knight Dame Yde learns of the marriage of her beloved Princess Olive, she reluctantly accepts the breakup... Until the arrival of the Prince, who will force the two women to choose between their love and their duty.

Five friends forming a theater troupe met at Maxime's house in Puy Chany for rehearsals of their latest play. While Luisa, Adrien and Sasha tease each other and talk back to each other in the car, in the house, Maxime and Raphaëlle are experiencing the last moments of their romantic relationship.

It's the summer holidays at the local swimming pool and it's hot. Fourteen-year-old Louane is lying by the pool when she is approached by Aïssa. Sheltered from the world around them, the two share a tender moment.

Riss conducts an investigation into the notion of blasphemy, the place of the representation of the divine, and humour in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The film is made up of sequences and interviews, animations of Riss's drawings and archive footage.

Ami and Popo went on a journey to New York in the spring of 2022. Following in the footsteps of Jill Johnston (1929-2010), the two dyke investigators meet people who knew Jill as a dance critic, a radical lesbian, a performer, and so on. Jill's many facets provide access to lesbian heritages, the place of dykes in art, and bodies in militant spaces.

In a world of lies, Julie, a young woman, takes her boyfriend, Anthony, to a specialist. This appointment is her last hope to cure him of the strange ailment tormenting him: he has stopped lying.

Discovery of the exhibition "Love and Justice" by Laetitia Ky at the Maison des Arts de Créteil, with explanations from Fanny Bertin, head of cultural programming.

Documentary on French rapper Maes.

‘Autumn Clothes’ is a short story by the writer Ichiyo Higuchi. The filmmaker proposes its attentive reading in a Portuguese flat where two friends are meeting.

A dark and poetic portrait of Algeria. A paranoid and fragmented journey from the Black Decade to contemporary times, a journey between trauma and resistance.

A gardener orchestrates the flowering of his garden. In his momentum, he triggers a unfortunate incident. Its kind flowers try to warn him.

Sylvie and Karim have given it a lot of thought. At each breakfast, and on every walk from the loo to the bathroom. They're ready to invest the money they earned from scrubbing toilets and cleaning up the Bellevue Hotel into Sylvie's latest aspiration: acquiring a domestic football player.