Florence Martin Kessler
How can democracy come to rule a society that had been built entirely around the principle of inequality amongst men? India has implemented a policy of affirmative action (positive discrimination) for the members of the “backward castes” representing more than half of the population. Those who will ...
BRAM CONJAERTS
In the region of Geneva, a group of scientists has built the LHC, the most powerful collider of particles in the world. This underground circle, measuring 27 km in length, should reveal the mysteries of the origin of everything. In The Circle we follow the ring above the ground in an existential sea...
François-Xavier Drouet
As a defeated candidate in the musical reality TV show « The Voice », Luc is certain of one thing: within three years, he’ll be a millionaire. To achieve his objective, he participates in personal development seminars where the success coaches teach him the secrets of success. At the same time, he b...
Pierre Maillard
Haunted by the Holocaust and the deportation of his family, Arthur Langerman seeks to understand how antisemitic corrosion works. In thirty years, he has accumulated the largest collection of images and anti-Semitic objects: more than 7500 images and various objects. The fate of this nauseating heri...
Hélène de Crécy
Through the daily life of a general practitioner, this film offers an investigation into today's medical practices - practices which have become so specialised and modernised that they sometimes bypass what was once their foundation: the doctor's appointment and clinical exam. We attend the doctor's...
Vincent Jauvert & Tania Rakhmanova
The revolutions in Georgia, Ukraine and Serbia were remarkably similar. How were these “coloured revolutions” made, that caused dictators from the ex-soviet block to tumble one after the other? With the “makers” of these revolutions, along with their advisors and sponsors the film explains in detail...
Christopher Walker
In the northern territory of Australia, a small community of Aboriginals have decided to abandon life in town for a return to life in the bush. In rediscovering their traditional medicine, and exploring with scientists the possibilities offered by the natural laboratory that is the Australian bush, ...
Marc Fitoussi
Dominique, Robert and Ginette are film extras. They go from set to set and merge into a group the time it takes to shoot their scenes. Is there hope for a real role or is this fun enough? Every one of them has their own good reason to be there, to throw themselves into this environment that sheds s...
Marc Isaacs
When the Filmmaker is told his next film must be about crime, sex or celebrity to get funded, he takes matters into his own hands and begins shooting in his home with a cast of characters connected to his own life. Two English builders replace the garden fence between the house and a Pakistani neigh...
Jürgen Ellinghaus
From 1884 to 1914, a small belt of land between the British Gold Coast Colony and French-governed Dahomey was part of the German overseas empire. "Togoland" - 100 years later: fragments of a colonial legacy......