Sophie Cattani

Inspired by true events, I’M GLAD MY MOTHER IS ALIVE was written and directed by father and son filmmaking team Claude (“A Secret”) and Nathan Miller. Given up for adoption as a toddler, troubled teenager Thomas (César nominee for Best Male Newcomer Vincent Rottiers in a powerful performance) becomes obsessed with tracking down his birth mother. After years of searching, Thomas finds her (a riveting Sophie Cattani) single, with a small child, living in a nearby suburb, and introduces himself. Traumatized by years of emptiness and longing for his mother, he starts an ambiguous relationship with her - part courtship, part obsession, which slowly drives him to an act of madness.

In early 1980s France, a spy infiltrates the housewives of high-ranking aviation engineers under the guise of the then-new aerobics fad, but it soon proves to be cover for industrial espionage.

Ten year old Laure prefers football to dolls and sweaters to dresses. When Laure, her parents and little sister Jeanne move to a new neighbourhood, local girl Lisa mistakes Laure to be a boy. Indulging in this exciting new identity, Laure becomes Mickäel. Yet with the school term fast approaching, and with suspicions arising amongst friends and family, Laure must face up to an uncertain future.

A government insider, intent on quashing extremist elements, recruits an unsuspecting novelist to craft a propaganda campaign to take them down.

In 2015 Syria, Faustine faces a nightmare with her son. In Paris, activists Gabriel and Adnan risk all to rescue them, bridging two worlds in crisis.