The second screen version of Octave Mirbeau's novel (originally filmed in 1946 by Jean Renoir), Diary of a Chambermaid charts the ambitions of Celestine (Jeanne Moreau), a woman who comes to work in the 1930s for a Normandy estate occupied by Monsieur Rabour (Jean Ozenne), his daughter (Francoise Lugagne), and the daughter's husband, Monsieur Montiel (Michel Piccoli). Celestine quickly learns that M. Rabour is a more or less harmless boot fetishist, his daughter a frigid woman more concerned with the family furnishings than in returning the affections of her husband, who, in turn, can't keep his hands off the servants. The gamekeeper, Joseph (Georges Geret), is a fascist who keeps his masters informed of all the doings downstairs, and the next-door neighbor (Daniel Ivernel) is a veteran who can't stand Monteil and is sharing a bed with his housekeeper. Celestine picks her way through this minefield carefully, spurning the advances of all of the men until it's convenient for her

Bob the Gambler has decided to give up his business in order to enjoy his hobby: gambling. However, he cannot refuse one last job proposed by a friend: to take part in an amazing raid on the Deauville casino. But that day, seeing the gaming rooms, Bob is riveted by a gambling table where he wins in an unabashed fashion, and he forgets about his role in the well-planned hold-up. Consequently, he ends up causing both himself and his accomplices to be arrested by the police.

Inspector Richard Kemp never got around to putting the handcuffs around the Eardrum Slasher, a dangerous serial killer whose rampage began 20 years before. When Hélène, a psychologist, witnesses the Slasher's latest crime and offers to testify, Kemp falls in love with her at first sight. In a mysterious turn of event, Kemp is suddenly transported back in time to the site of the Eardrum Slasher's first murder, he realizes that this could provide a second chance to catch the killer. As he tries to help his younger self and meets the much younger Hélène, Kemp triggers a series of events with unforeseen consequences.

An ambitious singer, her pianist husband, and their devoted friend attempt to cover each other's tracks when a wealthy acquaintance is murdered.

In this film noir, acclaimed director Jean-Pierre Melville's final film, a Paris police chief (ALAIN DELON) discovers that his nightclub owner friend (RICHARD CRENNA) also leads a group of bank robbers. When he's tipped off that the same robbers are planning a drug heist, the police chief races to defeat his two-faced friend. Meanwhile, the police chief has engaged in some double-crossing himself - by sharing the same woman (CATHERINE DENEUVE) with the man he calls his friend.

Akim is a young Muslim called to be an Imam. His identity will be turned upside down when he is touched by the love of Christ... In the midst of a family chaos and faced with his brother’s disapproval, Akim will struggle to be accepted his conversion to Christianity by his loved ones.

Choucas is not a cop. But he was, once. Like many other ex-cops, Choucas is now a private dick, one whose connections with official police and knowledge of their various failings enables him to go about his investigations in an unorthodox and somewhat brutal matter... An old lady comes to see Choucas, sent by a policeman. Her daughter, a young woman who is blind, has disappeared. A routine matter, apparently. Yet hardly has Choucas begun to investigate that all hell breaks lose. Choucas gets hit on the head by an individual he has never seen in his life; receives a phone call from the old lady giving him a date at the station, where, before Choucas'eyes she is murdered. And there is more to come... He is now wanted for two murders and searched for by every cop in town, except those who have been manipulating from the start... He can't get out and he can't back down. Either he gets to the bottom of things or he's had it... (Original Title: Pour La Peau D'Un Flic)

July, Montreal, Canada. Sophie Malaterre, a 25-year old fashion illustrator, has steeled herself for a lonely summer in the city. She has no plans, no close friends around and no boyfriend... that is, until she hears about an apartment-swapping site: switch.com. Sophie is in need of a change of scenery and decides to give it a try. After all, what does she have to Lose? As luck would have it, she finds herself in a duplex in Paris, complete with a view of the Eiffel Tower. Paris is everything she has ever dreamed of and her first day there is idyllic. But, the next morning she meets with a rude awakening: as the police break down the apartment door, Sophie discovers she is sharing her apartment with a headless corpse. She has no way of proving that she is not Bénédicte Serteaux, the owner of the premises. Sophie's fingerprints are on the murder weapon... Bénédicte's passport has Sophie's photo in it. The walls close in. Sophie hasn't only switched flats...She's also switched identities... (Original Title: Switch)

First it was a mine that exploded in the middle of the Moroccan desert. Years later, it was a stray bullet that lodged in his brain... Bazil doesn't have much luck with weapons. Once Bazil recognizes the logos of the weapons manufacturers that caused all of his misfortune, he sets out to take revenge, with the help of his faithful gang of wacky friends. (Original Title "MICMACS À TIRE-LARIGOT") © 2009, 2010 Epithete Films, Tapioca Films, Warner Bros. Pictures, France 2 Cinema and France 3 Cinema. All Rights Reserved.

Jean Reno is back in action as Commissioner Niemans. The body he found in a monastery seems to point to a ritualistic sacrifice and a portent of something strange to come. At the same time, young police captain Reda finds a man in agony who's an exact DNA match for Christ. Reda quickly finds outhis case is directly linked to Niemans, but is the Apocalypse really about to begin as all signs seem to indicate © 2004 StudioLegende, EuropaCorp, TF1 Films Production, Filmauro and Epica Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Jean Gabin stars as an aging gangster who is forced out of retirement when his best friend is kidnapped for ransom.

Carmen (Maruschka Detmers) is a sexy terrorist who plans to team up with her cohorts in order to rob a bank, securing enough money for her to shoot a documentary film. Complications arise during the heist when she is drawn to the bank's security guard, Joseph (Jacques Bonnaffe).

Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Language Film in 2003, THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS is a provocative look at the many ties that bind a group of friends and lovers. It's not easy for a narrow-minded professor (Rémy Girard) to reconcile with his equally stubborn son. But soon, father and son find themselves gathering with their wide and colorful circle of family and friends to confront their differences, confess their secrets, and celebrate life! Winner of the Best Actress (Marie-Josée Croze) and Best Screenplay awards at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival -- critics everywhere hailed this outstanding motion picture as one of the year's best!

Eighteen year-old Jules, an opera buff and post office worker, makes a pirate tape of the celebrated diva Cynthia Hawkins who flatly refuses to be recorded. The next day, just before being murdered, a prostitute slips a cassette revealing a scandalous illicit business into the bag on his moped. From this point on, these priceless recordings turn Jules's life upside down, as he is hunted by the police, killers and strange Asian men. Only the enigmatic Gorodish and his muse Alba seem up to saving him from this nightmare...

Condemned to six years in prison, Malik El Djebena cannot read nor write. Arriving at the jail entirely alone, he appears younger and more fragile than the other convicts. He is 19 years old. Cornered by the leader of the Corsican gang who rules the prison, he is given a number of "missions" to carry out, toughening him up and gaining the gang leader's confidence in the process. But Malik is brave and a fast learner, daring to secretly develop his own plans... 2009, 2010 Why Not Productions, Chic Films and Page 114. All Rights Reserved.

In this hallucinatory thriller, two outcast redheads - a psychologist (Vincent Cassel) and a bullied teen (Olivier Barthelemy) - embark on a journey to Ireland, initially on a quest for freedom, but gradually descending into a rampage of violence and destruction.