The Town is Quiet (La Ville Est Tranquille)
(2000) [MA]

The Town Is Quiet exposes a complex mosaic of intersecting characters and subplots reminiscent of the critically acclaimed social statements of Altman's Nashville and Short Cuts. The film centers on Michele, who works at a fish market while supporting her long unemployed husband, her...  More

Red Lights (Feux Rouges)
(2004) [M]

Heading for the south of France, the heavy traffic and sweltering heat overtakes Antoine & Helene and they start to bicker. But when Helene goes missing, Antoine starts a desperate search where events spiral beyond his control with horrifying consequences.  More

How Much Do You Love Me?
(2005) [MA]

This audacious, buoyantly choreographed ballet of fluctuating allegiances is played to perfection. Extending the erotic thesis from multi-award winning Too Beautiful for You and My Man, controversial French writer and director, Bertrand Blier brings us the highly provocative How Much Do You...  More

Marie-Jo and her Two Loves
(2002) [M]

On the old smugglers' trail, during a picnic, Marie-Jo presses the blade of a knife to her wrist. She is very much in love with Daniel, her husband, and loves Marco, her lover, just as intensely. When Marie-Jo leaves to live with Marco for a while, Daniel waits calmly for her to return,...  More

Conversations with My Gardener
(2007) [M]

After the death of his mother, a Parisian landscape painter (Auteuil) returns to claim the ramshackle country house he grew up in. Noticing the houses’ once-impressive vegetable garden has fallen into neglect, he hires a local gardener (Darroussin) to knock it back into shape. To their...  More

La Fille du Puisier (The Well-Digger's Daughter)
(2011) [PG]

In the great tradition of other Marcel Pagnol classics like Jean de Florette, Manon des Sources, My Father's Glory and My Mother's Castle, acclaimed French icon Daniel Auteuil steps behind the camera to bring the latest Pagnol classic to film.

It s the beginning of the Second World...  More

Le Havre
(2011) [PG]

The life of the affable Marcel is a simple one. Living in the portside city of Le Havre, Marcel spends his days shining the shoes of the middle-class, before retiring to his local haunt for a nightcap on the way home to his beloved wife, Arletty. While his is not the life of a pauper, Marcel...  More