Circa 1577, Pic Saint Loup (Gerard Jugnot), a couturier (or designer/manufacturer of women's clothes) reels in a highly...
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Director, Pic Saint Loup
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2009
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A young girl gets pushed beyond her limits and exercises legal justice swiftly and brutally in this earnest biopic of a...
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2009
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The war in Iraq intensifying, a prominent radio journalist and his technician pretend to report live from Baghdad after...
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Albert Poussin
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2009
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A star is born in a time of both celebration and instability in this historical drama with music from director...
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Germain Pigoil
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2008
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Laurent Chouchan's comedy Ca Se Soigne? follows the plight of Tom Bledish (Thierry Lhermitte of The Dinner Game), a musician...
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2008
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This French remake of Claude Autant-Lara's black comedy classic details the adventures of a group of travelers who stop for a...
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Father Carnus
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2007
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Long John Silver
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2007
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As World War I looms ever closer on the horizon, an elite police task force organized by Minister of the Interior Georges...
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2006
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With his Springtime in Paris, long-inactive French helmer Jacques Bral both resuscitates and pays homage to the classic...
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2006
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Six of France's greatest screen comedians reunite in this long-awaited sequel to the classic box-office hits Les Bronzes and...
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Screenwriter
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2006
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French producer and musician Christophe Barratier makes his directorial debut with the drama Les Choristes, inspired by the...
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Associate Producer, Clement Mathieu
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2005
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2005
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Christian Lespinglet
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2005
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2003
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Director
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2002
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Writer/director Yves Lavandier presents the story of Eglantine (Émilie Dequenne), a troubled 17-year old whose family...
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2001
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Gerard Jugnot directs and stars in this comedy about a doting father and his daughter who managed to get cast in a film. Yvon...
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Director, Screenwriter
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2000
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This Great War drama opens in the trenches during an artillery bombardment. Receiving bayonet wounds, young Simon...
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Henri
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1997
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Aimed at younger audiences, this special-effects filled French comedy centers on the afterlife adventures of two recently...
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Georges
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1996
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On the way to his wedding, Bernard (Gerar Jugnot) experiences car trouble. What could be more natural than to stop at the...
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Director, Screenwriter, Bernard
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1996
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This unique French offering is a compilation of 30 short films focused on AIDS. The mini-films were based on over 3,000...
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Director
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1994
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A burned out actor begins to question his sanity in this French comedy that stars the writer/director Michel Blanc in a dual...
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1994
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Director, Screenwriter, Patrick
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1994
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This comedy was shot in Tahiti. It focuses on the rocky relationship between Cohn, a local con man, and author Jack Baker...
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Cohn
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1994
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Thierry
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1992
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All five stories in this anthology comedy are tied together by their theme: they concern the encounters of a youthful...
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1991
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Director, Screenwriter, Berthier
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1991
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Gaspard lives in Paris and has an ex-wife and a career as a well-respected novelist. However, he is thoroughly bored with...
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Paul
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1991
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The Genie
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1990
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1988
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Director, Screenwriter, Bellabre
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1988
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A fading television personality and radio quiz-show host is shielded by his right-hand man from learning his show has been...
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Rivetot
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1987
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In this caper comedy, Gilbert was young once, though one would never know it to see him now. He is middle-aged,...
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Gilbert
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1986
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Gaetan (Michel Serrault) is a television comic whose jokes have kept his program alive, but in more recent times, his senior...
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Paul
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1985
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There are exactly 11 different slices of life in this comedic look primarily at the French and their mores. The series of 11...
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1985
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Nothing more than a typical, formulaic comedy about a bumbling Boy Scout troop leader (director Gerard Jugnot), this story...
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Director, Screenwriter, Jean-Baptiste Foucret
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1985
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Much of the suspense is excised from this ordinary comic "whodunit" by revealing too much about the protagonists before their...
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Paul
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1984
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With enough humor to make up for any minor shortcomings, this story about the bumbling Pinot (Gérard Jugnot), a Parisian...
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Director, Screenwriter, Robert Pinot
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1984
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In this standard human interest comedy, Susan Berlanger (Kristy McNichol) has been crippled since a child and has to wear a...
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1984
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In this uneven take-off on some reluctant resistance fighters in World War II, a family of musicians find themselves the...
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Adolfo Ramirez
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1983
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In this romantic comedy with serious undertones, a young Frenchman agrees to marry a Polish dissident so she can escape to...
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Maurice
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1983
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Three workers in a social services office on Christmas Eve find themselves the center of a vortex of rag-tag humanity that...
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Screenwriter
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1982
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The physical imperfections of Bonnie (Anemone), a woman trying to work her way up the ladder at a radio station, do not stop...
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Screenwriter, Ferdinand
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1982
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1982
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1980
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The tendency for a life of crime to continue unabated is a part of this conventional crime comedy by director...
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1980
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1979
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Bertin (Victor Lanoux) has accidentally killed his wife during an argument. He is the owner of a tannery which employs most...
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1979
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Two frowsty middle-aged men, cousins, live and work together. In this ironic satire/drama, they are cowardly, tricky and...
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Screenwriter, Pierre
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1979
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Six vacationers from France find themselves on the sunny shores of Africa in a vacation village where organized fun is the...
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Screenwriter, Bernard
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1978
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In a way, the title of Some Like It Cool was a piquant comment on the career of star Tony Curtis, whose stardom had chilled...
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1977
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It's love at first spark plug for Herbie, the spunky Disney Volkswagen, in Herbie Goes To Monte Carlo. Herbie reunites with...
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1977
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In this satire, Coluche plays an inept king of France who is continually in danger of overthrow or murder by his scheming...
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1977
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Spoiled Children (Des enfants gates) finds director Bertrand Tavernier tempering his New Wave impulses with an overwhelming...
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Marcel
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1977
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Alain Delon plays Mr. Klein, a French-Catholic art dealer during the Nazi occupation. Strapped for cash, Klein takes...
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1976
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Director Roman Polanski casts himself in the lead of the psychological thriller The Tenant. Trelkovsky (Polanski) rents an...
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1976
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In this French farce, a wealthy young boy decides to teach his father a lesson by buying a man and employing him as his...
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1976
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The second of director Bernard Tavernier's first three critically acclaimed films, this historical costume drama was the...
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1975
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Le Juge et L'Assassin probes a curious relationship between condemner and condemnee. Philippe Noiret plays Rousseau, a French...
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1975
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1974
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