Jean-Louis Coullo'ch

The first cinema adaptation directed by a woman of D. H. Lawrence's masterpiece. Pascale Ferran ("Coming to Terms with the Dead" Golden Camera, Cannes 1994) explores the complex mechanism of women's sexual desires. (filmdistribution.com)

A bitingly real portrait of youth in times of crisis, Living on Love Alone charts the tale of 23-year-old Julie Bataille, who is an energetic A+ graduate looking to carve out a spot for herself in Paris. She starts at an oh-so-hip PR firm, and lasts very briefly. During a subsequent job interview she meets Ben, who has decided to live each day as it comes, along with the odd deal or two. He offers her the chance to spend the summer with him in rustic Spain. . . . (2011.ifistanbul.com)

It may be named after an 850-ton space station that famously spiralled out of control and hurtled back to Earth, but Le Skylab is a lightweight contraption that represents a confidently handled and shrewdly commercial fourth feature from writer-director-star Julie Delpy. (The Hollywood Reporter)

Experimental short film.

Vincent is an ex-soldier with PTSD who is hired to protect the wife and child of a wealthy Lebanese businessman while he's out of town. Despite the apparent tranquility on Maryland, Vincent perceives an external threat. (imdb)