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 Director: André Téchiné (1994)
Wild Reeds is set in 1962, the year in which the independance of Algeria was confirmed by the Evian Treaty. An intricate web of sexual and political tensions unexpectedly unites four young people as they each struggle for independance and maturity. Among the four is the sensitive, borgeois Francois, who is coming [...]

 Director: André Téchiné (1993)
Ma saison préférée is a movie cowritten and directed by André Téchiné in 1993. The picture earned seven nominations for the French Academy Awards and was nominated for the Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival.
The film concentrates on the obstacles faced by a maturing family over the course of four [...]

 Director: André Téchiné (1991)
J’embrasse pas is a French movie co-written and directed by André Téchiné in 1991. This film earned three nominations for the French Academy awards but only Manuel Blanc won the award in the “Most Promising Actor” actor.
Pierre, 18 years old, leaves his hometown in order to come to Paris and become [...]

 Director: André Téchiné (1979)
Charlotte Brontë reminds certain episodes of her life with her father, the reverend Brontë, her two sisters Emily and Anne and her brother Brandwell. While the three sisters wrote novels, poems, their brother artist-painter fell in love with Mrs Robinson, seventeen years older, who, in spite of the death of her husband, [...]

 Director: Claire Denis (2009)
The setting is an African country during a period troubled by an uprising. In a farming region home to one of the rebel chiefs, Maria, a staunch and brave white woman, refuses to relinquish her coffee crop and to see the danger to her family that such an attitude provokes. For her, [...]