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A cleaning company manager faces workplace challenges after attempting to recruit from a subcontractor, and must make amends by helping expand their business partnership.

The emergency items we gather in shelters, against the threat of the moment, pile up in the corners of rooms becoming contemporary “Memento Mori” compositions.

Christophe, a 10-year-old boy with balance issues, navigates life in an orthopedic brace while his family’s struggling farm faces the pressures of modernization. Torn between his desire for independence and a longing to reconnect with his distant father, he weighs the choices that will shape his future. Winner of three awards at the 2026 Annecy Festival, including Jury Award and the Audience Award.

A gay influencer’s life falls apart when a mysterious virus turns Paris’s gay men straight. He teams up with a twink to search for a rumored cure in the Marais district. A sharp satire of identity, fame, and queer culture.

Set in 1985 suburban Paris, a 12-year-old boy navigates life between his distant older brother and his constantly quarreling parents, while grappling with questions identity, friendship, love, and trying to understand why the adults around him seem so lost.

On 14 October 1930, Finnish right-wing extremists abducted the nation’s first president. However, things definitely did not go as planned. A dark comedy based on a historical incident offering both laughter and plenty of food for thought about our turbulent times.

1961. South Tyrol, a minority region in northern Italy, becomes a staging ground for a bombing campaign against Italian rule. The lives of aspiring artist Paul, his hardline brother Anton, and Anton’s wife, Anna, spiral out of control.

In a field of bushes, three women in leaf camouflage play catch. They pass a ball as it serves as a camera that gazes upon and within the landscape, and into their bodies, wrapped in the material from which the landscape is made.

In the space between presence and absence, a silenced encounter between a woman and a man leaves a trace in light.

In Jacmel, Haiti, prostitute Marie Madeleine lives freely outside of society’s rules. When she meets Joseph, a devout evangelical believer, they form an unlikely bond. As his faith wavers, she draws him into a world of desire and freedom.

Krisztina is an art teacher who is progressively losing her sight because of diabetes. It engenders a crisis, not only in her own life, but also in that of her son. Meanwhile, Máté must contend with the state of his mother’s health following the birth of his first child.

During his shift at a construction site, Thomas, a 40-year-old crane operator, receives a call to pick his wife up from the hospital. He finds her alone, weeping on a bench outside.