Émilie Dequenne

A powerfully affecting, uncompromising portrait of the day-to-day struggles of a Belgian teenager living in a trailer park with her alcoholic mother, Rosetta is the Dardenne brothers most celebrated work to date.

When an emotionally conflicted young woman lies about being the victim of an anti-Semitic attack, her story becomes the focus of an entire nation, and then the world

Charlotte travels to the home where her mother was murdered.

Though apolitical, a working class nurse in northern France is manipulated into running for mayor on a far-right and fear-based nationalist platform.

WHEN CHAOS REIGNS, SURVIVAL IS KEY.

After picking up a hitchhiker in the desolate French countryside, Charlotte and her fellow traveler stop at a diner where a bizarre horror awaits.

Both a Cannes prizewinner and Oscar® nominee for Best International Film, the exquisitely acted Close evokes the fragile beauty of boyhood. Set among the flower fields of the Belgian countryside, Lukas Dhont’s profoundly empathetic look at adolescent intimacy reveals the trappings of masculinity.

In 18th-century France, the Chevalier de Fronsac and his friend Mani are sent to investigate the killings of hundreds by a mysterious beast.

Recently widowed Andrew Blake decides to leave his business in England and return to France, the country where he first met his late wife. Hoping to reconnect with his past, he takes a job as a butler in a grand but eccentric estate. What begins as an attempt to escape his grief soon turns into something else, as unexpected encounters and comic mishaps lead him toward healing.

Janot fell in love with Léon when she was only sixteen. Years later, when they could finally be together, the Nazis arrived in France.