Blanche is vegetating in a nursing home, a victim of Alzheimer’s disease – until the choreographer Thierry Thieû Niang wakes this sleeping beauty through dance and she falls in love … enchanting and tender.
In 2013, millions of people took to the streets to speak out against the Turkish government, which responded with excessive violence.
A small factory in the middle of Paris where for decades the finest cardboards were manufactured. A last look at a working world driven from our environment and a quiet, finely observed requiem.
Exploring a virtual world: the illegal marketplace for drugs and arms, but also a space for new economies and political opposition. Dangerous and visionary.
Mihai Grecu and Thibault Gleize take quantum theory seriously as they twist the laws of nature with a wink.
The title puts it bluntly. Two young women talk about a serious subject with some humour, both perfectly balanced between wit and sensitivity, illustrated in a reduced, associative style of drawing.
A shot that hits the mark. Right into the head of the wolf that ends up as a trophy bearing a red mark on the village square. And is expected to perish there, but then leaps up unexpectedly and flees.
It’s an achievement in itself: telling the drama of a whole generation, a family and a mother, in 15 minutes.
It’s autumn and the animals along the river are getting ready to hibernate. A sudden flood disrupts their busy preparations …
A young Russian at the frontline in the eastern Ukrainian Donbass region. Patriotism, heroic pathos and a battle that will change everything. A rare interior view of a war.
A chance encounter in the street becomes a constant silent companion. The friendly white man who gradually and inexorably wraps Fred’s life in cotton wool keeps growing and growing.
One September morning in 1957 a mountaineer sets out with a friend to climb Mont Blanc and dies in the eternal ice. His young wife sleepily stays behind among the folds of her duvet.
