Portrait of a policeman who has been pensioned off following a shooting incident.

Two stories, one set in Portuguese Africa in 1973, one in Portugal, Beira Litoral and Lisbon in 1985.

Italy 1945: the war is ending and the iron curtain is falling down. In the north eastern part of the country partisans of different political orientation begin to question about the future of the reborn country. A communist unit in Friuli kills a group of non-communist partisans.

Intrigues, tricks, brawls (and a social commentary) all of that for a free place on beach…

Based on the true story of a Texas mom who tries to hire a hitman (through her ex’s brother) to kill either or both a cheerleader and her mother.

Sequence with a passing train, passengers in motion and a woman standing still on the platform becomes a study of illusionary movements.

In this eminently creepy horror show, college student Hee-jin returns home in the wake of her younger sister’s disappearance, only to find her mother a fanatical religious convert and neighbors offing themselves in increasingly bizarre and grotesque ways.

Noël Schoudler is the head of a wealthy and powerful family in France. He manages his financial and commercial concerns with an iron grip, leaving little room for his son François to prove himself.

A thought-provoking science fiction tale about cloning and its impact on humanity. Based on Michel Houellebecq’s best-selling novel.

The beautiful wife of a geologist frantically searches for her missing husband and is haunted by a man who bears a striking resemblance to him.

Director Sandra Werneck’s earnest romantic comedy — winner of the 2001 Sundance Jury Prize for Latin American Cinema — takes a unique approach to young love by posing multiple scenarios for main characters Carlos and his girlfriend, Júlia.

What do whites back in Europe, who have spent time in Zaire – think of life in Africa? Well, as we discover in another of Thierry Michel’s fascinating documentaries, there’s a whole range of varying and contradictory opinion in response to this question.

A man living in a colored postcard falls in love with a young woman living in a black and white postcard. He will do anything to join her.

Life in the Danube Delta almost stands still. The postcard is a suitable anachronism for a message from this inconspicuous place.

A separated couple try to keep in touch through postcards of typically “American” sights: motels, monuments, parks; but their postcards cross in the mail. Misunderstandings arise; passion subsides; romance fades… Yet the postcards keep on coming.

Two brothers embark upon a trip to the south of Spain, hoping to find untouched the place where they were happiest during childhood.

Portrait of a small village where not one job has been available since 1982 – a ghost-town with 287 inhabitants.

When Henry — the closeted son of right-wing Sen. Jack Kray — sleeps with a gay activist, he shakes up his father’s bid for reelection. If the media learns of Henry’s sexual orientation, will the news tank his dad’s career and their relationship?