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Holy Lola

Fr. 2004. Social drama by Bertrand Tavernier with Jacques Gamblin, Isabelle Carré, Bruno Putzulu. A French couple comes to Cambodia to adopt a child and faces many obstacles that put their love to the test.

Runtime: 130 min.

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Une Villa pour 2

Fr. 2003. Comedy by Charlotte Brändström with Pierre Arditi, Bernard Le Coq, Maria Pacôme. Unable to deliver a new house to his client on time, an incompetent small-time contractor moves in the old lady to his home, letting her believe it is her home.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Safe Conduct

V.O.: Laissez-passer

Fr. 2001. Dramatic comedy by Bertrand Tavernier with Jacques Gamblin, Denis Podalydès, Marie Gillain. In Paris, during World War II, a writer and an assistant director each fight against the German occupation in their own way.

Runtime: 170 min.

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Petit Maxime

Fr. 2001. Drama by Philippe Roussel with Louis-Karim Nébati, Maria Pitarresi, Jacques Hansen.

Runtime: 100 min.

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L'Invitée

Fr. 2000. Psychological drama by André Chandelle with Charlotte Kady, François-Éric Gendron, Maria Pitarresi. A physiotherapist comes to Belgium to treat a woman who has fallen in the mountains and gradually develops feelings for her patient's husband.

Runtime: 85 min.

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My Father Saved My Life

V.O.: Mon père

Fr. 2000. Biography by José Giovanni with Bruno Cremer, Vincent Lecoeur, Rufus. In the late 1940s, a young man sentenced to death for gangsterism despises his father who, nevertheless, moves Heaven and Earth to save him.

Runtime: 115 min.

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It All Starts Today

V.O.: Ça commence aujourd'hui

Fr. 1999. Social drama by Bertrand Tavernier with Philippe Torreton, Maria Pitarresi, Nadia Kaci. The daily struggles of the director of a kindergarten in a small town in northern France hit hard by unemployment.

Runtime: 117 min.