Valérie Lemercier

The youngest of a French-Canadian couple's 14 children is propelled to global music superstardom in Aline, a fictional musical dramedy freely inspired by the life of Celine Dion, written by, directed by and starring Valérie Lemercier.

It’s summer break for young Nicholas and he travels to a seaside resort with his family for an adventure-filled experience he'll never forget.

After being unceremoniously dumped by her husband and downsized out of her job, a 50-year-old woman is forced to move back in with her parents.

An ordinary speech therapist who is married to the King's younger son reluctantly becomes Queen upon the monarch's death. Life isn't a laugh every day for these crowned heads. But it can be...

The ultimate nightmare for a racist? Becoming as black as the people she abhors. This is exactly what happens to Agathe Cléry: she’s struck down with a rare disorder of the adrenal cortex glands that cause the skin to darken inexorably. One morning Agathe wakes up to find herself pitch black… There’s no way out. Paradoxically, these cruel blows start to make Agathe more of a human being. When she’s taken on by a company that employs anyone who isn’t white, it becomes imperative that her true identity remains a secret. Especially since she’s fallen madly in love with her boss, Quentin. The girl is in a fine mess!

Trouble awaits a young wife when she accidentally bumps into a former high school classmate and finds herself growing closer to him.

The most important thing is to be yourself. For Nour, 40 pounds overweight and a hat as a haircut, it's complicated! She doesn't seem to be an option for any guy... Determined to finally seduce, she found the ultimate solution: Pole Dance. With the help of a special teacher and her best friends who are just as lost as she is, Nour will try to learn how to accept herself.

A magic potion transports a knight and his loyal assistant from the Middle Ages to modern-day France.

Shark, an ace spy, is called back from South America to carry out a tough operation. Goal: dismantle an international arms traffic masterminded by an important French government official. Squale triggers off a squall that blasts away everything in its wake: people, cars, and helicopters. The Lemercier, Clavier and Reno trio steal the thunder in this uproarious operation.

1939. Spanish republicans are fleeing from Franco's dictatorship to France, where the government imprisons the refugees in concentration camps, with barely any access to hygiene, water, and food. In one of these camps, separated by barbed wire, 2 men will become friends. One is a guard, the other is Josep Bartoli (Barcelona 1910 - NYC 1995), an illustrator who fights against Franco's regime.