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A group of men go to a villa in the French countryside where they resolve to eat themselves to death.

King Arthur learns that his wife, Queen Guinevere, has been having an affair with Lancelot, who at the same time remains loyal to the king, particularly after Arthur's traitorous nephew Mordred commits an attempt on his life.

A highly stylized surreal farce about the events leading up to Custer's Last Stand anachronistically reenacted in an urban renewal area in modern Paris.

A documentary on the military dictator of Africa's Uganda.

From the "Ile de Ré" (Ré Island) in France to the Spanish border, the film tells the story of men who face something stronger than them and must give up the land they thought they could occupy against the elements. Driven by stronger and more frequent storms, the Atlantic coast is inexorably retreating and the coastline is losing ground every year. Between global warming and sometimes invasive urbanization, man has no choice but to reinvent his relationship with the ocean. Those who have chosen to live on the coasts recount, in their own way, the upheavals they are going through. Associations, scientists, elected officials organize the fight and imagine a different future, sometimes further from the coast... A film shot in full succession of storms in 2014.

This unpublished documentary offers the portrait of Bordeaux Hervé Le Corre, one of the greatest feathers of the French noir novel. He is also one of the most awarded French authors of detective novels. Through his books, he takes an empathetic and lucid look at his time by confronting the individual with the collective, the intimate and the Historical. In the form of a road movie, between imagination and reality, the novelist reveals his creative intimacy on screen in a first-person narrative. An invitation to a literary journey, between shadow and light, to (re)discover a naturalist work that he has been building for thirty years. Meeting with the author Hervé Le Corre, also professor of literature in a college in Bègles, in the Bordeaux suburbs.

Flapakarr is a carpooling application whose great innovation is the use of Breton. Yann-Baol, who prefers to be called "YB" (Yébé), travels a lot. He recently started offering his services on the Flapakarr app.

The challenge of New Caledonia today lies in the ability of its local youth to desire, and build, a common future between all the diverse communities of these French overseas territories and archipelagos.

From a couple of fans in a small french town until 100 000 metal fans at Rock in Rio in 2012, this movie tells the Tambours of the Bronx's incredible success story. These railway workers' sons and grand-sons have been smashing barrels for 25 years and played with the greatest : Sepultura, Mathieu Kassovitz, Didier Wampas - Definitely not conventional, sometimes musicians, they have been casually carrying this unique and powerful show all around the world.

The challenge of New Caledonia today lies in the ability of its local youth to desire, and build, a common future between all the diverse communities of these French overseas territories and archipelagos.

During WW II, the collaborating Vichy government detained hundreds of political enemies and resistance fighters in the prison of Eysses, in the city of Villeneuve-sur-Lot (Aquitaine, France). On 19 February 1944, 1200 well organized political prisoners rose in mutiny and toke over the prison, holding the warden and 70 warders and other personnel as hostages. During 13 hours they resisted the alerted Vichy troops, but they had to surrender on the word of the warden that not no reprisals would be taken. Nevertheless, on order of the infamous collaborator Darnand, 12 mutineers were ten days later executed in the prison, and on 30 May 1944 1121 prisoners were handed over to the SS-Division Das Reich and deported to the KZ Dachau, where 210 perished.