Catherine Frot

Follows the unlikely friendship between Claire, a talented but tightly wound midwife, and the estranged, free-spirited mistress of her late father.

A worker (Grégori Derangère) on a 1950s French farm soon finds his way into the beds of his employer (Catherine Frot) and her daughter (Laura Smet).

Belisarius and Prudence Beresford come out of their peaceful retirement to lead a new investigation. In search of a woman who disappeared on a train, Prudence is hired as a cook in the large house of the Charpentiers, a curious family who seems to hide many secrets...

Three inexperienced ex-cons team up to rescue the rose business of one of France’s greatest artisanal horticulturalists from the brink of bankruptcy.

A web of secrets, suspicions, and desires ensnares the inhabitants of an insular French village in this tantalizing comic thriller from ever-audacious auteur Alain Guiraudie. Returning to his rural hometown to attend the funeral of the mentor he loved, enigmatic, sexually fluid drifter Jérémie (Félix Kysyl) stirs up long-simmering feelings of lust, jealousy, and rage among those he left behind—including the dead man’s widow (Catherine Frot), her hot-tempered son (Jean-Baptiste Durand), and a curiously protective local priest (Jacques Develay) with whom Jérémie forges a twisted bond. Amid the evocatively earthy milieu, Guiraudie constructs a slippery, continuously surprising moral universe where love and hatred, eroticism and violence, spiritual grace and mortal sin, are intimately entwined.

A liberated woman revels in Parisian nightlife until a chance encounter with a politically committed, married man disrupts her debaucheries.

A woman's fatal cliff fall during a hike with her husband, initially deemed accidental, is scrutinized after an onlooker disputes its nature.

Choukri (Gad Elmaleh), known as Chouchou, travels clandestinely from North Africa to France in the hope of finding his missing nephew. There, members of a Paris parish give him a place to stay and find him employment at a psychiatrist's office. By night he goes to a cabaret where he becomes a transvestite, works as a waitress and meets and falls in loves with Stanislas (Alain Chabat). In the midst of a whirlwind romance, Chouchou must evade a racist and suspicious inspector.

Wealthy publisher Pierre Brochant (Thierry Lhermitte), faces his greatest social challenge in this classic French comedy of errors. He is supposed to find a "guest" (who must be an idiot), to bring to a dinner sponsored by his friends,who are wealthy and obnoxious yuppies engaged in a never ending game of oneupmanship. He is sure to win the prize when he invites Francois Pignon (Jacques Villeret), a lowly finance ministry accountant who reproduces famous monuments, with matchsticks. Little does Pierre realise that Francois is a giant among idiots who will have systematically destroyed half his life - quite innocently - before entrees even reach the table...