Vincent Lindon

Thierry is unemployed. At the age of 51 and after almost two years of small humiliations in a search for work, he starts a new job that soon brings him face to face with a moral dilemma. How much is he willing to accept to keep his job? The Measure of a Man tells the story of a man and his conscience. Thierry will have to decide whether to stay and be an accomplice of an unfair system, or leave and return to a precarious and unstable life.

With a titanium plate surgically fused to her skull, Alexia embarks on a wild journey that questions our assumptions about family, identity, and love.

A staid professor and an ebullient graphic designer develop an unexpected friendship when they meet at the hospital where both their partners are being treated for cancer. Though they have radically different ways of coping with their difficult situations, Bertrand and Lorraine find solace in each other's company.

When its double-dealing bosses decide to shut down a French factory during a year of record profits, the rank and file must fight to save their jobs.

A thoughtful story about belief follows a top journalist, recruited by the Vatican to investigate a young woman’s reported vision of the Virgin Mary.

A wine CEO must reunite with his clumsy cousin to renew a key contract, sparking a chaotic spiral of mishaps and unexpected adventures.

An exiled 18th-century French playboy famous for his taste of pleasure and gambling arrives in London and meets his match in a young courtesan.

Lucas falls in love with Elsa, an artist painting a mural in his building. Not trusting his heart, Lucas asks the head of security to trail her.

Juliette Binoche is Sara, a woman whose life spirals out of control when she becomes involved in a passionate love triangle. From acclaimed writer-director Claire Denis.

Valentine, a student, is preparing a tough university examination in literature and has no time for love. One evening she meets Edouard, a night-time musician who becomes seriously enamored.

Selected to open Cannes in 2024, Quentin Dupieux’s star-studded and deliriously meta comedy turns the business of filmmaking upside down. From breaking the fourth wall to satirizing AI technologies, this subtly surreal farce predicts the future—or perhaps the death—of cinema with outrageous glee.