What's in a Name? (Le Prénom)
1 h : 44 min
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At a dinner party among friends, a simple question — what to name an unborn child — sets off an unexpected chain reaction. Between revelations, tensions and old scores being settled, Le Prénom dissects the fault lines of human relationships with wit and finesse, in a brilliant, fast-paced comedy of manners.

Two Lies and One Trut
1 h : 55 min
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When appearances start to crack, everything left unsaid gives way to a string of unexpected revelations. In Deux mensonges et une vérité, relationships fray, certainties waver and the characters find themselves caught in a dangerous game where the line between truth and lies grows ever more blurred. A sharp, fast-paced comedy driven by precise dramatic clockwork and a keen sense of the plot twist.

I Really Love What You Do
1 h : 26 min
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One wrong move with a mobile phone, and you discover what your best friends really think of you — just before they arrive for a weekend at your country house that will turn out to be unlike any other. Between misunderstandings, mounting tension and hypocrisies laid bare, J'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites unfolds a devastatingly effective situation comedy, where the laughter springs from the truth of human relationships.

Le Comte de Bouderbala
1 h : 28 min
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With boundless energy and a sharp eye for detail, Le Comte de Bouderbala delivers a punchy, straight-talking stand-up show. Mixing personal stories, social commentary and incisive humour, he tackles questions of identity, success and cultural difference head-on, in a direct and accessible style.

Couscous aux lardons
1 h : 16 min

Between traditions and contradictions, Couscous aux lardons takes a witty, perceptive look at the identity, cultural and family tensions of our times. Through situations that are both funny and deeply human, this contemporary comedy questions notions of belonging, heritage and living together in an ever-changing society.

The White Lady
1 h : 40 min
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That night, Malo Tiersen should never have taken his car. He should never have gone to that house deep in the woods. He should never have had that accident. And you — you should never have pushed open the doors of the Palais-Royal. You had never been afraid at the theatre… until tonight.