Dominique Blanc

This Oscar nominee is a beautifully hand-drawn, poetic caper, set in shadow-drenched Paris alleyways, where one feline moonlights as a “cat burglar.”

Everything was going well for an admired priest and magnificent lover. His earthly paradise seemed to have no end—until madness took over.

A woman is sucked into a world of secrets and betrayal as the battle over her estranged father's massive estate reveals him to be more than the genial patriarch she'd assumed in this twisted satire.

When Alexandre Dumas and Auguste Maquet, his ghostwriter, are at the summit of their collaboration, Auguste decides to pass himself off as Alexandre in order to seduce Charlotte, a fervent admirer of the great man.

A depressed man of letters, Pierre Arditi, lucks into a tutoring gig and is whisked away to a tropical colonial island. There, three educated and alluring women hire him to tutor the 13-year-old Flo—but they also have plans in mind to seduce him.

The winner of Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards in 1992, Indochine has been stunningly restored. Catherine Deneuve, who received a nomination for Best Actress stars as the beautiful and elegant Eliane Devries. Eliane and her father Emile rule over the vast domain of rich, red soil that is their rubber plantation.

She is beautiful. She is Catholic. She is the King's sister. She is Marguerite de Valois. Her brothers call her Margot.He is Protestant. They say that he is rude, that he never shaves, that he smells of garlic and sweat. He is Henri de Navarre. They are forced to marry in a political move to reconcile France, ripped apart by the Wars of Religion.