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 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: Jacques Rivette (1991)
Frenhofer (Michel Piccoli), a renowned French artist, hasn’t lifted his brush in years. But when he meets the stunningly beautiful girlfriend (Emmanuelle Beart) of a young painter visiting his chateau, she inspires him to return to work on an abandoned masterpiece, known as “La Belle Noiseuse.” Frenhofer had set the painting aside [...]

 Director: Josiane Balasko (1991)
Léah (Josiane Balasko) has been longing to be beautiful for years, but the best she’s been able to accomplish on her own is dowdy but neat. When she inadvertently conjures up Abar (Daniel Auteuil), one of the devil’s own representatives, she’s more than willing to sell her soul for a great-looking, sexy [...]

 Directors: Marc Caro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet (1991)
The action is set in a French city after a nuclear war or some equivalent global catastrophe. The story revolves around a bizarre group of neighbors living in an apartment building situated over a butcher shop, the operator of which is also their landlord. With meat in short supply and [...]

 Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski (1991)
The Double Life of Véronique is the story of two young women who are — in some mysterious and irresolvable way — the same woman leading two different yet interconnected lives. Those familiar with Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski’s later “Three Colors” trilogy of Blue, White, and Red will recognize his fascination with [...]