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After a boxing workout, two groups of two men who are complete opposites find themselves in a locker room. They are about to go home when an argument breaks out.

In 1987, the song "Asimbonanga" propelled the group of singer and dancer Johnny Clegg to the top of the record sales charts, before becoming the anthem of the struggle against apartheid in South Africa. Dedicated to Nelson Mandela, the imprisoned ANC leader at the time, the "White Zulu" song marks a milestone in the career of an artist who spent his youth braving censorship. Now 65 years old and knowing he was condemned by an incurable cancer, Johnny Clegg agreed for the first time to be filmed at home. He looks back on his childhood, his youth and his career. This intimate portrait intertwines the singer's intimate confessions with the testimonies of his fellow travelers.

On a Tuesday morning, in a sunny street in Beirut, an elderly lady wearing an elegant black suit is stopped by a policeman who asks her to return with him to the Boutique where she did not settle her bill. However, it is her who manages to convince him to give her a ride back home.

Born in Montrouge in 1924, Claude Sautet began working in cinema under the impetus of Lino Ventura, with whom he shot "Classe tous risques". After two failures, he found himself tinkering with the wobbly scripts before returning to directing and gathering around him talented actors, from Romy Schneider to Michel Piccoli. Subtle painter of the years 1970-1980, Claude Sautet, back from Stalinism but always on the left, has a lucid look on society. But from "Things of Life" to "Nelly and Mr. Arnaud", his films are above all interested in human passions and tumultuous relationships between men and women.

Seeking vengeance, a young woman journeys through the wilderness of the Alpes in the company of a young mountain guide.

An American movie is shot in Paris at the Père Lachaise Cemetery, a movie about zombies with Ashton Kutcher and Keira Knightley. In a grave, two French extras made up as zombies wait for the magic word action to come out of their hole.

A woman is waiting for her boyfriend to celebrate her birthday. When he arrives he tries to justify himself. Lies or truth?