Dumont takes aim at 24-hour news culture, with Léa Seydoux as a TV journalist juggling her unflappable public image and chaotic family life. “A biting and complex satire” – Les Inrockuptibles ...
Forbidden love for a stepmother sets in motion a chain of devastating events in pre-colonial West Africa. Cannes Grand Prix. “A flawless balance of wit and tragedy” – NY Times ...
A lively, endlessly fascinating documentary about the incredible art world stirring in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. “A full-blown nosedive into a unique moment of collective creation” – Hollywood Reporter ...
A troupe of bold young multi-ethnic Parisian dancers defies tradition in this modern take on the Baroque opera by Jean-Philippe Rameau ...
A gentle, big-hearted drama about a gravedigger seeking money for his wife’s operation. “This Somali language film’s simplicity and economy is its power.”– The Observer ...
A penniless musician finds a lottery ticket and a young girl defies convention to become a newspaper seller in these two wonderful featurettes from the famed Senegalese director ...