Director: Jérôme Bonnell
Producer: René Cleitman
Script: Jérôme Bonnell
Cinematography: Pascal Lagriffoul
Edition: Fabrice
Rouaud
Music: Robert Schumann
Cast: Nathalie Boutefeu,
Lars Rudolph, Marc Citti, Judith Rémy, Olivier Rabourdin, Paulette Dubost, Éric Bonicatto, Grégory
Gadebois, Galatéa Bellugi,
Benjamin Egner, Agathe Dronne, Jean-Baptiste Dumas.

Fanny is sick with a psychological disorder. She lives with her brother, but doesn’t get along with her sister-in-law. In view of the growing hostility, Fanny understands that she has to leave, get away from her family and go search for her childhood...
She will have to cross the frontier and get in to the woods...

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Director: Nobuhiro Suwa
Producer: Masa Sawada, Masato Shinada
Script: Nebuhiro Suwa
Cinematography: Caroline Champetier
Edition: Tony Lombardo
Music: Allan F. Nicholls
Cast: Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi, Bruno Todeschini, Nathalie Boutefeu, Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, Joanna Preiss, Jacques Doillon, Alex Descas, Emett Descas

When a friends’ couple confesses they had always looked up to them, as an example of life in common, Mary and Nicolas announce their divorce. Something that was sensed from the first scenes, in some comments, looks and, above all, in the extra bed they have asked for their hotel room. Although it isn’t explained how they got to that situation, as the scenes go by, it becomes clear who’s the one wanting to end the relationship and who’s not. It’s about an intimae intrigue that is cleared out on the long conversations that often take place on the threshold that separates the couple’s beds.

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Director: Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
Producer: Jean-Pierre
Dardenne, Luc Dardenne, Denis Freyd
Script: Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
Cinematography: Alain Marcoen
Edition: Marie-Hélène Dozo
Cast: Olivier Gourmet,
Morgan Marinne, Isabella
Soupart, Rémy Renaud, Nassim Hassaïni, Kevin Leroy, Félicien
Pitsaer, Fabian Marnette, Jimmy Deloof, Anne Gérard.

Olivier is a professional counselor in a rehab center. The Director of the center asks him to accept Francis as a pupil, a teenager who is eager to learn everything about wood. Olivier turns him down with the excuse of having too many children with him. Finally, the boy ends up in the welding workshop. Who is that boy called Francis? If Olivier refused to accept him in his carpenter’s workshop, then why does he follow him through the center’s corridors, in the street, in the building where he lives? What is so interesting about him? Why does he seem so scared of him?

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Director: Eric Rohmer
Producer: Françoise Etchegaray, Jean-Michel Rey, Philippe Liégeois
Script: Eric Rohmer
Cinematography: Diane Baratier
Edition: Mary Stephen
Music: Dmitri hostakovich
Cast: Katerina Didaskalou, Serge Renko, Cyrielle Clair, Grigori Manoukov, Amanda
Langlet, Emmanuel Salinger, Dimitri Rafalsky, Jeanne Rambur, Vitaliy Cheremet, Bernard Peysson, Laurent Le Doyen

1936, The Popular Front wins elections, the Spanish Civil War begins.
Fiador, a young General from the czarist Army and exile, lives in Paris
along with his Greek wife Arsinoe, an artist focused on her painting. He participates in a general chaos: while she sympathized with her communist neighbors, he carries out secret missions enjoying the confusion of those who surround him. He doesn’t try to hide the fact that he is a spy, but protects the identity of his bosses. “Triple Agente” is a spy story but it is also a moral story about lies and false pretenses. Based on the development of a couple’s life and on the premises of a world conflict, the experience of an intimae odyssey is described.

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Director: Jean-Luc Godard
Producer: Alain Sarde, Ruth
Waldburger
Script: Jean-Luc Godard
Cinematography: Julien Hirsch, Jean-Christophe Beauvallet
Edition: Jean-Luc Godard
Cast: Sara Adler, Nade
Dieu, Rony Kramer, Georges
Aguilar, Leticia Gutiérrez, Ferlyn Brass, Simon Eine, Jean-Christophe Bouvet, Elma Dzanic, Juan Goytisolo, Jean-Luc Godard, Mahmoud Darwish, Jean-Paul Curnier.

“Notre Music” is divided in three kingdoms: Hell, Purgatory and Paradise. Hell shows footages of many wars; Purgatory mixes reality
and fiction in Sarajevo; and Paradise is a surrealistic view of a beach
“protected” by the American Marines.

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Director: Philippe Garrel
Producer: Gilles Sandoz
Script: Philippe Garrel,
Marc Cholodenko, Arlette Langmann
Cinematography: William Lutchansky
Edition: Françoise Collin, Philippe Garrel
Music: Jean-Claude Vannier
Cast: Louis Garrel,
Clothilde Hesme, Julien Lucas, Eric Rulliat, Nicolas Bridet, Mathieu Genet, Raïssa Mariotti, Maurice Garrel

1969, a group of youngsters get high on opium after having taken part in the uprisings of 1968.
A crazy love emerges from within the group, between a young girl and a 20 year old boy, who met in the revolt.

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