André Ruellan

The Daydreamer (Le Distrait) stars Pierre Richard (who also directed) as a stumblebum ad-agency employee. Unable to get by in the "real" world, he opts for his own fantasy world, in which everything goes right for him and he always gets the girl. After several blithe moments, the businessman manages to find success and romance for real. (tracktvlinks.com)

After an aborted affair with a married diplomat (Michel Lemoine), Vanda is distraught and decides to try her luck in Paris. As soon as she arrives to the train station, an old stunted woman offers her a triangle-shaped room for a very cheap price, a godsend on which Vanda throws herself immediately. She's told she'll be able to paint in peace as long as she does not open this condemned mysterious door. But curiosity is a pretty ugly defect...

The industrial Gourmic, with the help of his brother-in-law Malju, retyping is a dilapidated house into a home spa and resell it to a minister. The construction contractor isn't a very honest kind and it is also the mayor of the spa. Conflicts between the characters are numerous delays in the completion, termination of moonlighting, damage or threat. (Wikipedia)

During a presidential campaign, five candidates were murdered in turn. Questions arise: who was elected President he would be behind the disappearance of his opponents? Candidates and how were they financed their campaign? Could it be related to many holdups that occurred shortly before ? (Allociné)

Forty eight hours in an area around a Parisian canal where a former Tango champion meets a killer. (imdb)