François Lebas, a penniless professional conman, is about to strike the deal of his life: he is going to marry Sofia, the very rich fragrance queen…but before committing, Sofia would like to conceive with the handsome François. Unfortunately, François is told that he is sterile.
Pierre, a reformed drug addict, is now living happily. A familly man, a still loving husband and the head of a small garbage collection business, he wants to get his neighbourhood rid of its drug dealers and prostitures.
Guillaume Courty, Aurélien Bodinaux, Izabel Barsive and Daouda Coulibaly in attendance/ Followed by a round table: “The challenges of making a short film” at 12:15pm ( round table: Free Entrance) / Co-presented by the FRIC
Pascal Rabaté’s film is a burlesque comedy in the pure tradition of Jacques Tati where whimsical skits overlap to result in a near-silent film with crazy charm.
Unbeknownst to her parents, Delphine gives university up to dedicate herself to dancing. A famous New York choreographer will be dropping in her dance class, which could be the chance of a lifetime.
Agathe, an educated but haughty woman, manages a contemporary art gallery while living with her son and her husband, a brilliant book publisher, in an opulent-looking Parisian apartment.
Sarah vanishes without a trace, leaving Paul and their 2 children in great distress ... Away from Paris and back to his native Brittany, Paul wants to start from scratch ... But life with its ups and downs does not spare him.
A young Moroccan female photographer of international notoriety established in Paris, has to go back to her country to attend her sick mother. Her return triggers memories of her past and of her parents secret, controversial story.
It is 1960, a village in the south of France. A gang of boys, aged between 7 and 4, led by the intrepid Lebrac, is at war with the children of a neighbouring village, the sworn enemies. It is a war that lasted for generations, a war without end without concession.
