Isabelle Carré

In 1789 France, a chef finds the strength with the help of a young woman to free himself from his position as a servant and open the first restaurant.

Claire and Maurice have to take the whole family to Claire's father's funeral. This tightly knit family is not only composed of Claire's vegetarian son, Alex, who's secretly fond of Maurice's daughter, Lucie, the teenage rebel, but also Claire's brother, a poet living under his sister's roof; without forgetting young Prune, Claire and Maurice's daughter, who will develop a passion for the country's emblematic cows. They must all strive to get along during the road trip to Willouby.

A woman in love with a married man despairs when he breaks his promises, but when the story shifts to his perspective, a startling truth is revealed.

Chance encounters between several strangers, including a bourgeois housewife, a henpecked husband and a cellist, offer a comic peek at Parisian life.

Rachel cannot wait to get away from her parents until she meets Valerie.

Six Parisians engage in a lonely and mostly unsuccessful search for real love: Nicole (Sabine Azéma) and Dan (Pierre Arditi) are engaged to be married, but his drinking drives them apart; Thierry (Isabelle Carré) flirts with a religious co-worker (André Dussollier) who has a secret vice; Gaelle (Lambert Wilson) answers numerous personal ads, but her dates never show up.