Édith Scob

After causing an accident that disfigures his daughter face, a Paris surgeon’s futile plan to fix it involves transplanting skin from kidnapped women.

A masked avenger abducts a corrupt banker and battles a villainess to protect an innocent heiress from deadly schemes.

A psychologist, played by Mathieu Amalric, discovers troubling links between Nazism and modern-day big business.

Two French drifter pilgrims leave Paris to visit the tomb of Spanish Saint John de Compostello. Their motives are not purely religious as one man wishes to defy God and the other to find a good place to beg. Along the way, the men meet God, Jesus, Mary, Satan and more.

A philosophy teacher soldiers through the death of her mother, getting fired from her job, and dealing with a husband who is cheating on her.

Family traditions are challenged by new attitudes in this restrained, exquisite film from Olivier Assayas: a filmmaker whose cinema covers a diverse range of genres and milieus, collectively transforming modern anxieties into engrossing drama. With the late Edith Scob, and a blonde-haired Binoche!

Paul-André is a shy and introverted 40-something. He's rich but alone, is fed up with life, and decides that what he needs is a family. Violette is also in her 40s and full of life, but money troubles mean that she could lose her home and even her family. So Paul-André offers her a crazy deal - he rents her family in return for paying off her debts. He will finally be able to test out the true joy of family life... for better or worse!