Ticky Holgado

Talleyrand and Fouché, who have absolutely nothing in common apart from their hunger for power, are engaged in verbal combat over supper about the future of France, the tone of their conversation switching from irony, to violence and ferociousness.

Doting wife Loli finally learns the truth about her husband’s chronic philandering and exacts payback when a stranger shows up outside their house.

In this dystopian dark comedy, a landlord’s culinary secret may be related to why his handymen disappear, until his daughter falls for his newest hire.

Near the end of World War I in France, five nearly hopeless men shoot themselves in order to escape the horror of the frontline trenches at the Somme.

Shot simultaneously with JEAN DE FLORETTE, this second chapter in the epic story of the intersecting fates of the Cadoret and Soubeyran families unfolds ten years after the events of the first film, as Jean Cadoret’s daughter, Manon (Emmanuelle Béart, in a César-winning performance), now a teenage shepherdess, learns of the circumstances that drove her family to ruin—and seeks revenge on those responsible. A stirring portrait of a young woman’s awakening to her own agency, MANON OF THE SPRING brings to a close Claude Berri’s sweeping Marcel Pagnol adaptation with a devastating power that approaches Greek tragedy.