7 Days In Havana (2012)
Seven short films show unseen sides to Havana through the eyes of locals and visitors.
The Class (2008)
Quasi-documentary about a group of Parisian school kids.
Enzo (2025)
A 16-year-old boy breaks out from his bourgeois family and starts an apprenticeship as a stonemason. He also meets a Ukrainian colleague who turns his world upside down.
Heading South (2005)
Three female tourists, looking for fun in Haiti, end up with more than they bargained for.
Human Resources (1999)
Clever son of factory worker returns to work for the management.
Time Out (2001)
A businessman pretends to his wife and family that he has a prestigious job in Switzerland.
The Workshop (2017)
An exploration of group dynamics in a young people’s writing workshop.
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