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 Director: Lola Doillon (2010) The luminous Kristin Scott Thomas continues her ascent to European cinema royalty as dispassionate surgeon Anna, who returns to work after a holiday but something has clearly unsettled her. Eventually, she walks into a police station and makes a disturbing statement about being held hostage by grieving husband Yann Ochberg (Pio  ..Lees verder

 Director: Alain Corneau (2010) The late Alain Corneau’s Love Crime (sounding more delicious in the original French as Crime d’amour) is all about office politics, one of the more virulent forms of political intrigue that even those most adverse to such things can scarcely avoided. Isabelle (Ludivine Sagnier) is the young ingénue assistant, while Christine  ..Lees verder

 Director: Isabelle Czajka (2010) Julie Bataille, 23 years old, an A+ graduate, lots of casual work. She’s had enough. She’s looking for a real job. During a job interview, she crosses paths with Ben. He’s decided to live from day to day on his wits and petty crime. He proposes that she come and spend  ..Lees verder

 Director: Bruno Chiche (2010) Conrad Lang is 60 and has got the Alzheimer’s disease. He is in the service of Senn family since his early childhood. As his disease worsens, he finds comfort in his childhood memories and relates them to Simone, the young wife of the Senn’s heir. But these memories do not match  ..Lees verder

 Director: Manuel Pradal (2010) The two brothers Julien (Nicolas Duvauchelle) and Louis (Steve Le Roi) work on their father’s steel barge, which he won’t let them inherit. To keep the boat, they resort to stealing a painting, “La Blonde aux Seins Nus”. Unfortunately, a museum guard, Rosalie (Vahina Giocante), catches them and gets locked up  ..Lees verder