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Jacquou le croquant

Fr. 2006. Chronicle by Laurent Boutonnat with Gaspard Ulliel, Léo Legrand, Marie-Josée Croze. In the early 19th century in the Perigord region of France, an orphan swears revenge on the nobleman who caused the death of his parents.

Runtime: 150 min.

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The Golden Days

V.O.: Les Beaux Jours

Fr. 2003. Dramatic comedy by Jean-Pierre Sinapi with Clotilde Courau, Nadine Marcovici, Guillaume Cramoisan. In the summer of 1936, a young worker and her girlfriend are enjoying their first paid vacations at a campsite near the sea.

Runtime: 110 min.

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Paria

Fr. 2001. Social drama by Nicolas Klotz with Cyril Troley, Gérald Thomassin, Didier Berestetsky. Evicted from his apartment, an eighteen-year-old messenger discovers the world of the homeless with a fellow homeless person.

Runtime: 125 min.

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Nationale 7

Fr. 2000. Mores comedy by Jean-Pierre Sinapi with Nadia Kaci, Olivier Gourmet, Lionel Abelanski. A home for the physically disabled is shaken up when a patient with myopathy demands the right to physical love.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Un Pur Moment de rock'n roll

Fr. 1999. Drama by Manuel Boursinhac with Vincent Elbaz, Laurence Côte, Samy Naceri.

Runtime: 105 min.

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Sweet War

V.O.: Tendre guerre

Can. 1993. Psychological drama by Daniel Morin with Gérald Thomassin, Marcel Leboeuf, Francis Patenaude. After the death of his mother, a teenager goes to live with his father, a Canadian veteran of the Vietnam War who has been holed up in a village for ten years.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Le Petit Criminel

Fr. 1990. Mores drama by Jacques Doillon with Richard Anconina, Gérald Thomassin, Clotilde Courau. After committing a hold-up, a teenager forces a policeman to drive him to a nearby town where he wants to find his sister.

Runtime: 100 min.