Pascal Thomas

Prudence and Belisaire are what can be called an eccentric couple. How could you bear such impossible Christian names in the first place? There must be no other Belisaire in France, and as for Prudence there are few more imprudent ladies than she! Just imagine: Belisaire is both a colonel in the military secret service and a past master at ... ironing! And Prudence, not very inclined to be the model mother, prefers playing the amateur detective... (imdb)

Camilla (Darrieux), her nephew, Guillaume (Poupaud), his wife, Caroline (Smet), his ex, Aude (Mastroianni), the former's secretary, Marie-Adeline (Martines), a family friend, Thomas (Thomas) and a friend of Caroline, Fred (Thiam), gather for a family reunion when two deaths (the second of Camille herself) bring absolute chaos and trigger heated disputes.

A woman (Catherine Frot) returns to Paris after a 15-year absence and tries to re-establish relationships with her son and daughter.

Thanks to the law of 1948 and to her grandmother, the nominal tenant who is always absent, Francesca and all of her family and friends live on a shoestring in a very big apartment. This is not to the liking of supercilious owner Charlotte, who has been intent for some time on having them evicted for obvious speculative reasons.

Prudence Beresford is investigating another murder. Her aunt had witnessed it, but no body was found, and nobody trusted her word. Nobody, except Prudence, of course! (imdb)

The Beresfords are tasked with finding what happened to a Russian heiress who's mysteriously disappeared. (imdb)

Shy, charming Valentin is loved by all of the women in his building. He holds a housewarming party which unexpectedly triggers a spiral of violence.

A 16-year-old girl feels detached from her family, which consists of a grumpy father, a loving mother, a 12-year-old sister and a 19-year-old brother. (imdb)

A comedy of characters on the theme of seduction and the eternal misunderstanding between the sexes. (imdb)

Two high school students decide to hitchhike to Sweden in order to find easy women, and bring stories of sexual conquests back to their classmates.

In this film, Bernard Menez, Jacques Villeret, Maurice Risch and Jeanne Maud embody babies. The idea came from a famous Laurel and Hardy shortfilm: Brats.