Ambitious - An history of love and betrayal between a publisher (Karin Viard and a young author (Eric Caravaca), written...
Transporter 3 - Jason Statham returns as former Special Forces mercenary Frank Martin who has relocated to Paris to...
Mary - An actress (Binoche) becomes obsessed with Mary Magdelene after playing her in a film. A must for Abel Ferrara...
Taken - An ex-soldier, whose daughter is kidnapped by slave masters while traveling in Europe, must track her down...
An history of love and betrayal between a publisher (Karin Viard and a young author (Eric Caravaca), written and directed by Catherine Corsini.
Jason Statham returns as former Special Forces mercenary Frank Martin who has relocated to Paris to continue his business of delivering packages without questions. Uk release on December the 5th. Co-written and produced by Luc Besson.
An actress (Binoche) becomes obsessed with Mary Magdelene after playing her in a film. A must for Abel Ferrara fans, Mary is the director's response to Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ.
An ex-soldier, whose daughter is kidnapped by slave masters while traveling in Europe, must track her down before she's shipped off. Directed by Pierre Morel, written by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen, starring Liam Neeson.
Blutch, Charles Burns, Marie Caillou, Pierre di Sciullo, Jerry Kramsky, Lorenzo Mattotti, Richard McGuire, Michel Pirus, Romain Slocombe, went back to the origins of their terrors and agreed to animate their drawings and inspire them, each one in his unique style, with the rhythm of their nightmares.
London Film Festival. A dark, brilliantly observed and acidly funny depiction of a dysfunctional family reunited in the days before Christmas.
London Film Festival. Personal relationships and political ideals come head to head in the witty drama about family, feminism and film making.
London Film Festival. Palme d'Or winning account of one term in a Parisian high school. Dramatic, funny and wonderfully observed.
London Film Festival. A writer, an actor and a would-be chanteuse pursue elusive glory in Marc Fitoussi's brittle comedy about artistic disappointment.
London Film Festival. Sandrine Bonnaire is at her best as a servant in a nineteenth-century household, in a spare, evocative adaptation of Flaubert's classic story.
London Film Festival. An eerie vision of cloning, religion and the (questionable) future of humanity.
London Film Festival. Inventive French adaptation of John Cheever's suburban-dystopia novel Bullet Park.
London Film Festival. A tale of the unexpected about ghosts, memory and territorial disputes in an eerie old mansion.
London Film Festival. A masterful and uniquely moving portrait in Depardon's continuing series of films documenting the changing face of rural France.