Bruno Salomone

In this taut psychological thriller, which seduces with its Hitchcockian intrigue and Chabrolian class critique, Virginie Efira enthralls with her perilous balancing act between multiple identities. Mysterious yet gripping, this portrait of a woman under the influence scales the limits of desire.

Surfer-dude Brice is forced to step outside of his comfort zone when his best friend, Marius, calls him for help.

Eternal teenager of almost thirty years, abandoned by his father business man and an absent mother, Brice took refuge in a posture, a "style" with which he expresses his essential being, his true intrinsic experience. He became a surfer, winner, ascendant snowboarder. Like Bodhi, the character of Patrick Swayze in Point break, Brice is waiting for the wave, HIS wave... in Nice!

Coline and Andre are devasted when their daughter tells them she broke up with Harold, their beloved son-in-law, and they are not to speak to him again. Unable to cut ties, the in-laws begin a double life to keep seeing Harold secretly.

A professional football team arrives at their lowly rivals stadium to find a zombie apocalypse has turned the hostile fans into rabid undead hooligans.

Experiments gone wrong and a chemical explosion results in a monster unleashed in Paris, but he might not be as dangerous as everyone thought.