Sabine Haudepin

In occupied Paris, an actress married to a Jewish theater owner must keep him hidden from the Nazis while doing both of their jobs. (imdb)

Yvon Rance, a born hairdresser and an elegant middle-aged man with a perfect toupee reigns in his native Brittany over a clientele of little old ladies (imdb)

Pierre Lachenay is a well-known publisher and lecturer, married with Franca and father of Sabine, around 10. He meets an air hostess, Nicole. They start a love affair, which Pierre is hiding, but he cannot stand staying away from her. (imdb)

Avoiding the clichés of the teen film, Pialat's Graduate First is a minutely observed, uncommonly honest profile of disaffected French youth in a northern provincial city. The film follows the aimless adventures of a group of students who see little point in finishing their baccalauréat when the future promises nothing but dead-end jobs or grinding unemployment. Instead, they drift from bistro to beach, engage in sex, bicker with their uncomprehending parents or set out for Paris. (KG)

A desperate alcoholic reaches a turning-point in his life when he meets a strange woman in a railway carriage: they make love, but then she leaves. Chasing after the girl, he clings to her as if she were his final chance. (imdb)

In this unusual tale of gay parenting a closeted gay university professor is awarded guardianship of a 17-year-old teenage boy. Lots of comedy brews as he deals with his "wife," his lover, the teenager and his girlfriend. (tlavideo.com)

Hélène, a distracted pill-popping anesthetist, almost runs down Gilles one evening on a Biarritz street. She is still numb from the drowning death earlier that year of her lover, a visionary architect. Gilles presses for a relationship, then backs away, deciding she could never love someone of lower class and limited prospects. But she does fall in love with him and gradually her depression eases... (imdb)

Paris, 1955. Guy, film critic of the Cahiers du Cinéma, often goes to see the films of Vittorio Cottafavi in a local cinema. One day he notices that Jeanne, film critic of "Positive ", the rival magazine, seems to be following him. He is intrigued. (imdb)

During the Gulf War, in the most barren region of France, the paths of several groups of people cross, just like in a ballet. (Blaq Out)

1920. Jean Rezeau and his elder brother live happily on the family estate in Brittany until their grandmother's death brings their parents back from Indochina. Their mother, a worthy descendant of fairy-tale witches, takes control of the estate. Her husband makes little protest as he is more interested in collecting insects than bringing up his children. Under their mother's house rule, the boys endure endless bullying and punishments until finally Jean chooses to rebel. (screenrush.co.uk)

The romantic and cruel escapades of a gigolo and a mysterious woman. (imdb)

From the very beginning, film comedy focused on the world of work. From exploitation to unemployment, from adaptation to resistance, directors multiplied their points of view on survival in the modern world, especially from Chaplin on. With a humor superceding certain conventions and steering towards an eminently political dimension, Moullet follows three characters in order to build one of the blackest satires about the conflict arising from our everyday relation with work. (imdb)

Christian, an unemployed comedian, decides to go to the Corbières to join Nathalie, a young musician. For her part, Christian's wife Françoise visits Hermance, a festival organist, and falls in love with Simon, her former lover.

The arrival of Toto, a young wild boar, at Madeleine’s home, Vincent’s altercations with monkeys during his trip to India, and Joseph’s dreams caused by his artificial breathing machine. (mubi.com)