Annet Malherbe

In a run-down 1960's housing development, when his mother is drawn into sainthood and the resulting frustrations of his father become too difficult to manage, Thomas, a young boy, becomes obsessed with events on the news. He is encouraged in this escapism by Plagge, the postman who reads all the mail and knows all of the bizarre and intimate secrets of the eccentric inhabitants of the estate.

The wife of an illiterate farmer hires a beautiful woman to teach him how to read and write and pushes him to be with her when he expresses interest.

A terminally ill matriarch awaits death in her seaside mansion. Pushed to the brink by her outrageous demands, the servants decide to mutiny.

When a young witch learns of a plot to destroy her school, she and her newfound human friend unite to show the world what it means to be special.

Inspired by a true story, a nurse is wrongly imprisoned for six years by an ambitious district attorney after an infant dies during one of her shifts.

In 1926, Dutch musician Antonia Brico combats social opposition and becomes the first woman to successfully conduct a large orchestra.

Schneider, a hitman, gets a call from Mertens on the morning of his birthday. He has a last-minute assignment for Schneider who refuses the request because it is his birthday. Mertens insists that it is an important matter. When they meet in Mertens' office, Schneider is told that the target is Ramon Bax, a writer. He lives alone in a secluded place. "It's an easy job. With a little luck you're back home before noon." Schneider accepts the assignment. What was promised to be a simple hit turns out to be more than expected.

In this Oscar-nominated comedy, three wacky sisters who try to save their inheritance from their supposedly gay brother, who suddenly appears with fiance in tow. If he gets married, their father's will stipulates that he gets the family hotel in Portugal. So the sisters put aside their personal differences and set out to stop the wedding at all costs.