English catalog

That year, I went back to the Island of Pico, in the Azores. I wanted to meet the writer, poet and whaler José Dias de Melo. But when I arrived, I heard he had been ill and sent to the hospital in another island of the archipelago. So I decided to wait...

Paul, a non-conformist, dynamic and slightly worked up novelist, can not finish his book. Camille who left everything to support him, understands that marital comfort jeopardizes his creativity and kicks him out...

In a small village in Alsace, two teachers invite the parents of their pupils to come on Saturday mornings to present their languages and cultures...

This film looks at the role of culture and architecture in the current social life of metropolitan Paris through the lens of the Orsay and Louvre museums, questioning the current critical state of the "museum cult" in 2019/2020. 


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Immersed in the artwork of the Orsay and Louvre museums, a young architect lets her thoughts wander beyond the space in which she finds herself, taking you on an architectural journey of the Parisian metropolis.

Wuhan city, February 2017, in a foggy winter white as snow, all the children of the city in kindergarten are kept by the teachers in their narrow classrooms to avoid the air pollution, looking at the sky through locked glass doors. 

Detective Medi investigates the grievous destiny of a number of people by seeking the testimony of Artist Kamal’s latest assistant, Souad. Souad’s testimony doesn’t reveal only the destiny of the people she knew, but also her own personal story with the deceased.

In Kurdistan, as in most areas of long-term conflicts, women are increasingly present. As if, faced with the murderous madness of men, they now put themselves in the foreground, transformed into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining the Kurdish guerrillas of the PKK decided to create their own army, totally independent of that of the men. The film traces the life of a "manga" of women, the basic guerrilla unit made up of six female combatants. 

Khem looks into her father's history, Khun Srun, a Cambodian writer who joined the ranks of the Khmer Rouge in 1973 and was executed by them in 1978. She meets some survivors, a cousin, an aunt, and workers in a railway workshop who knew her father.

It all started when Renaud and friends squatted an abandoned house. "House Mimir", as they named it, becomes a social, arts space. The city council grants them an emphyteutic lease.

A glacial winter night. Kim undertakes by foot the last miles of a journey that started in North Korea. He's going to Marie's house but gets lost on the way.