Louis-Do de Lencquesaing

This meditation on the relationship between art, culture, and history explores how unlikely allies saved the Louvre during France's Nazi Occupation.

At a Greek seaside resort plagued by a scorching heatwave, an immigrant house sitter faces threats real and imagined while protecting a vacant villa.

Alice, a Woody Allen-obsessed pharmacist and hopeless romantic, meets a charming man named Victor but has trouble committing to him.

The already complicated life of a politically inexperienced French academic takes a turn when the government appoints him as Minister of the Family.

A moving search for identity in neon-drenched Seoul, Davy Chou’s mercurial drama aches with diasporic longing, which thrums through an exquisitely curated soundtrack. Dazzling in her vulnerability, first-time actress Park Ji-Min ferociously embodies the tragicomic chaos of living between cultures.

'The Dancer' centers the story around the success and subsequent decline of the great dancer Loïe Fuller. Inspiring for art and cinema, she saw her career vanish after Isadora Duncan, an ambitious girl, appears in her life.

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