Marc Delvaux is an ex-cop. Since his wife died, he lives alone, confined to the ground floor of their large house due to the after-effects of an old leg injury. He's visited by Bernard Lerieux, a renowned attorney-at-law in Lyon, with whom he shares a love of chess. Bernard tells him he's working an "explosive" case. The outcome of the case depends on a surprise witness only he knows about. This witness must be kept a secret until the trial - and Bernard asks Marc to hide her at his house. Marc agrees. That evening, 28-year-old Emma shows up. She'll occupy the upper floor, where no one ever goes. But soon - unaware to Marc - the young woman begins to act strangely - She slips a sleeping pill into his coffee, pulls out one of his hairs, photographs the pages of a text he's writing - is she really at Marc's house by chance? Especially as she tries to isolate him even more. But Marc is not totally fooled, despite not fully knowing her reasons.

From Rockefeller's first oil wells in 1860 to the recent war in Iraq, oil has been the driving force behind the tragic history of the 20th century. As a vital and strategic raw material, it has been at the heart of all political calculations. So much so that the world of oil has always been dominated by opacity and misinformation. The film lifts the veil on carefully guarded secrets and provides keys to understanding the issues surrounding oil, at a time when a veritable war over resources is underway.

Series of hidden cameras featuring clowns.

Communiquer est une affaire à la fois collective et toute personnelle. Comment utiliser au mieux les capacités singulières que possèdent les êtres humains ?

A policeman discovers during a case that he is investigating himself. His wife has witnessed a terrorist attack committed by her lover.

十九世纪末二十世纪初，剧作家兼作家卢西奥和著名而神秘的诗人里卡多结下了深厚的友谊。神秘人物玛尔塔的出现，激起了两人之间欲望与疯狂的冲动。

玛丽安娜，一位来自洛林的富裕实业家的妻子，是一位令人艳羡的模范妻子和母亲，即将步入四十岁。然而，舒适的家庭生活却成了她的牢笼。当过往的记忆再次浮现，她开始质疑另一种人生是否可能——以及为此需要付出怎样的代价。

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Robert Wilson and the dancer Suzushi Hanayagi bring to life Paul Cezanne’s painting, “La Femme à la Cafetière”.