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Back in Europe for a new tour, American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz stopped off at the Folies Bergère in Paris for an intimate acoustic concert, where his soulful voice and catchy melodies delighted the audience. “Still Yours – An Evening with Jason Mraz,” the rockstar’s new tour of European capitals, promises to be, as its name suggests, an intimate affair. This series of acoustic shows, featuring tracks from his eighth album with disco influences, brings energy to intimate venues. During this pilgrimage—since it was in Europe that “I’m Yours” (2008) and “I Won’t Give Up” (2012) became hits, and the music video for “Lucky,” which won a Grammy Award in 2010, was filmed in Prague, to be precise— the artist is giving his only concert in France at the Folies Bergère. An exceptional venue for a laid-back Jason Mraz, whose feel-good energy and soulful voice have won over the audience. Filmed on September 29, 2025, at the Théâtre des Folies Bergère, Paris.

Carlota bought a bouquet of flowers. She hopes the gesture will be appreciated. But an unexpected encounter changes everything.

On a rainy day, two schoolgirls from opposite boarding schools meet. Under the immobile gaze of two giant statues, they begin to lose track of time, as the rain seems never to stop…

Embark on an extraordinary underwater adventure to relive and rediscover the Titanic! Get ready for a unique, immersive experience that blends history, technology, and emotions aboard the world’s most famous ocean liner!

Two young Polish resistance fighters take refuge after an operation. Wounded, freezing and exhausted, they are faced with the choices of their engagement. They only have one match left, a last moment of heat before a final decision, as the enemy approaches.

Following the betrayal of her best friend, Lucie finds herself alone on vacation on the Ile de Ré. As she boards the train, her telephone falls on the track. She hesitates, but sets off - adventure is adventure...

While throwing a party with his friends, Lucas loses his mother, who is struck head-on by a truck. He must learn to live on his own again and find the person who left him to fend for himself.

Lily, 10, lives under her bed. But sometimes, "the other one" sits on it and calls her...

Lost along the road, someone enters the forest...

Léonie and Esteban are in the HEC preparatory class at Lycée Champollion in Grenoble. For two years, they will work tirelessly to achieve their goal: to enter a prestigious business school and open the doors to the biggest companies. During these two years, their projections, their views of the world, their fears and their dreams are in turmoil. In an intimate and fascinating narrative, this documentary paints a portrait of an academic elite ready to conquer the upper echelons of capitalism.

to look at the world. A word is built as you meet. Complicities are formed. Recurring topics of discussion appear. A film is built between men, but women are not far away... " My intention is to talk about the men of my generation, between 55 and 65 years old, a way for me to try to understand how - they - perceive the current world through comments on gender, homo-sexuality and love relationships. This masculine word is touching, sincere, fair and subjective too, but this community creates a sensitive complicity that allows me to make a portrait. Portrait of a generation of young boomers through which I also think to reveal myself.

A gynaecologist with very little respect for women's intimacy receives his patients, at the hospital, until he will himself need to consult a doctor!

A couple's argument turns bad.

Félix, a young actor in the midst of a personal reckoning, finds himself torn between the expectations of the public and the industry, and a deep unease at having to play yet another role that no longer reflects who he is. One night, an unexpected encounter shakes up his world. Drawn to the possibilities of a vibrant world where he could finally be himself, Félix faces a choice: continue performing a role that no longer belongs to him, or take a leap into the unknown to fully embrace his transformation toward a new identity.

Julia Fischer sublimates Brahms's Violin Concerto alongside the Orchestre National de France, conducted by Cristian Măcelaru. An eclectic programme that also highlights works by Elsa Barraine and Claude Debussy.

This film was shot in Béziers at the Reception Centre for Asylum Seekers. It gathers the memories of men, women and children housed at this facility. One by one, in a secluded room, these individuals place an object connected to their journey into a suitcase and share moments from their lives: sad, joyful, and moving.

A diary film about a journey through the ever-changing Parisian landscape, seen through a barely discernible low-fi lens.

One winter evening in 1995, Carole leaves behind a violent husband and three children. Prince Charmings are not to be trusted.

Elise, Laetitia, and Anta prepare to leave their homes to meet secretly in an outside world that is no longer theirs: women are no longer allowed to talk to each other.

80 years after the end of World War II, this immersive documentary uncovers the untold story of Sgt. Richard TAYLOR – one of the first to land on Omaha Beach, not with a rifle but with a camera. His mission: to capture the Allied invasion so the world could witness the liberation of Europe. Decades later, his daughter Jennifer receives an unexpected message that launches her on a journey across time and continents to reconnect with the father she never truly knew. Through his restored photos and films, history is brought to life in stunning immersive 3D – transforming memory into an experience you can step into.

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.

A Poetry Short film