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Romance and police investigations at the heart of an animal welfare network. 

Cédric is a Police Commander of the Urban Safety Brigade. Estelle is a veterinarian and animal defense activist. After a late-night encounter they run into each other during a demonstration against factory-breeding conditions that Cédric is called to break up. What will happen when members of Estelle’s association turn to violence and she stands accused?
 
With : Jonathan ZACCAI, Sarah ALDER, Johan LIBEREAU.

2015: Festival Fiction TV - ADAMI Award of the Best Actress for Sarah Adler (Luchon- France)

Imagine getting another chance after death. Loosely based on one of Jiro Taniguchi’s most renowned comic strips, “A Bright Blue Sky” recounts the wonderful story of a transfer of souls between a teenager and a middle-aged man, following a traffic accident.

We have all dreamt of being able to tell our loved ones how much we love them after their death. This is the subject of Jiro Taniguchi’s “A Bright Blue Sky” - a radiant fantasy manga of a rare generosity.
One evening, Vincent – an overworked father – hits Leo – a young motorcyclist. After his death, he is reincarnated into the latter’s body. For Vincent, this is a second chance to make things right for his family – which he often overlooked for his work.

After ten years in prison, Céline is free. Between rebirth and relapse, “The Object of Curiosity” sketches her return to daily life and the discovery of a new romance. 

Laurent Perrea, director:
It is not a tale of escape but of liberation. I want to give Céline a second chance, to allow her to inhabit the film for the time and space of its duration, and to make her a soldier on the frontline - valiant, courageous, touching and resolute in her desire to live, finally. It’s rare for a director to have the chance to actually meet the character he had previously imagined. With Laura Smet, I have been given that chance. Her story connects with and adds weight to Céline’s. 
 
With Laura Smet.

Isabelle Adjani is Carole Matthieu – a workplace physician employed in a call center who has become emotionally involved in the suffering of her humiliated coworkers, exposed to both physical and emotional violence.

Powerless to stop the endless flow of employees that come to see her on a daily basis, she decides to take action one evening.

When one employee, whom she has previously saved from a suicide attempt, comes to see her, she decides to end it all…. for him. In a frantic race against time, police search for a culprit, unions dither on the stance they should take, and the management tries to keep up a front, to hold on to their market share.
Despite these obstacles, and the doubt and guilt consuming her, the slayer-cum-saviour workplace angel is determined to recount “the other story”, using notes, letters and medical records. The story of men and women, crushed under the mechanics of performance and profit.
 
 
With: Isabelle ADJANI, Corinne MASIERO, Ola RAPACE.

This drama is Valeria Bruni Tedeschi’s adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s favourite play. Award for Best Drama TV 2015 at the Rendez-Vous French Cinema.

 In a small garrison town, lost in the middle of the Russian countryside, three young women, who arrived there with their late father, a former brigade commander, dream of returning to Moscow where they spent their childhood. Entertained by military visits, the sisters find a semblance of a life. Macha, who married her dull husband at too early an age, falls in love with a commander. Olga finds renewed enthusiasm for life and Irina becomes engaged to a lieutenant.
 
But it is soon time for the troops to leave, the youngest sister’s fiancé dies in a duel, and solitude once again takes over the lives of these three women, who become disillusioned recluses. The chronicle of several years of a life on the fringes of history and modernity, this four-act drama is an ironic portrayal of a youth without perspective or illusion, as though frozen in a deadly era. The strange mirror of a drifting country, Three Sisters captures the image of a society on the brink of a destiny that cannot be, and that is aware of its imminent end.
 
With: Eric RUF, Bruno RAFFAELLI, Florence VIALA, Coraly ZAHONERO, Laurent STOCKER, Michel VUILLERMOZ, Elsa LEPOIVRE, Gilles DAVID, Stéphane VARUPENNE, Georgia SCALLIET, Danièle LEBRUN and Michel ROBIN, Bernard NISSILE from the Comédie-Française.

2016 : Award for Best Drama TV 2015 at the Rendez-Vous French Cinema (New York - Etats-Unis)