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 Director: Jean Becker (2010)
It’s the story of one of those improbable encounters that can change the course of one’s life: the encounter, in a small public garden, between Germain, fifty and barely literate, and Marguerite, a little old lady passionate about reading. Forty years and 220 pounds separate them. One day, purely by chance, Germain [...]

 Director: Guillaume Canet (2010)
Marion Cotillard and François Cluzet head a terrific cast in this acerbic group portrait of the Parisian bourgeoisie on holiday, from Tell No One director Guillaume Canet.
Actor Guillaume Canet proved his directing chops and commercial nous with the massively successful thriller Tell No One. There are elements of thriller tension in Little [...]

 Director: Philippe Haïm (2008)
Every day in our country, terrorist movements and intelligence services give themselves over to a war without mercy in the name of adamant ideologies. And yet, terrorists and secret service agents lead almost the same lives. Condemned to a life in the shadows, these strategists of manipulation adhere to the same methods. [...]

 Director: Christian Carion (2009)
Moscow, at the beginning of the eighties, in the middle of the Cold War.
Sergey Grigoriev, a KGB colonel disappointed with his country’s regime, decides to bring down the system. He makes contact with Pierre Froment, a young French engineer posted to Moscow. The highly confidential information Grigoriev passes to Froment quickly attracts [...]

 Director: Manuel Pradal (1998)
When the film begins, Orso has barely turned 15. With his jutting cheekbones and merman’s muscles, there is something compelling tinged with violence about him, that look of darkness or pride in his face. A pickpocket on the night train that continues on to Italy, he dreams of getting a gun so [...]