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- After having welcomed a number of guest performers on its mythical stage such as Dita Von Teese, it is Christian Louboutin's turn to take over Le Crazy Horse. The famous creator of the red sole revisits the Crazy Horse show, filmed in 3D.
- Video recording of Angelin Preljocaj's show 'Blanche-Neige', conceived and directed by Angelin Preljocaj.
- Compiled from over two years of footage, the film is an intimate portrait of David Lynch's creative process as he completes his latest film, Inland Empire (2006). We follow Lynch as he discovers beauty in ideas, leading us on a journey through the abstract which ultimately unveils his cinematic vision. The director of the documentary immersed himself in David Lynch's world; living and working at Lynch's home. His unobtrusive style has captured a personal side of David Lynch not seen before. The film reveals Lynch not only as one of the most original and compelling directors of contemporary film but also as an artist who continues to explore and experiment in countless mediums. We witness his "hands on" approach to painting, sculpting, music and screenwriting. His enthusiasm is infectious; inspiring us to tap into the well of creativity that Lynch believes we all have.
- On a hot Sunday morning, Nathalie Sanchez, an unemployed hair stylist, walks across the Causses plateau in search of a shepherd. When she finds one, he tells her that he has lost his flock. They walk together and while chatting they meet several times a shepherd's son turned outlaw, Carol Izba. The latter, despite being pursued by a famous bounty killer, Pool, proves unable to leave the region...
- A series of four short films, two sound installations and a photographic installation, especially produced for the exhibition 'Diaspora' at the Musée du quai Branly, in Paris, after an original idea by filmmaker Claire Denis.
- Artist Henri Cartier-Bresson comments on several of his photographs. One of the last films shot with the photographer, also featuring Robert Delpire, Elliott Erwitt, Isabelle Huppert, Josef Koudelka, Arthur Miller, and Ferdinando Scianna.
- Fascinated by the world of the famous choreographer, Angelin Preljocaj, Olivier Assayas attempts to reveal the secrets of creation by shooting the moments of joy and anguish.
- In this episode of Philippe Truffault's series on Chaplin, award-winning filmmakers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne profess their love on the classic "Modern Times". The directors expose their views on the many aspects of the film, Chaplin's brilliancy and they also provide interesting details about the making of Chaplin's masterpiece.
- Concieved as a companion/behind-the-scenes piece to Lynch's Inland Empire (2006), this is a must for all the filmmaker's followers. Finally a complete vision of David Lynch's life, always searching for new ideas and working to realize them.
- Live footage of the complete choreography by Angelin Preljocaj, based on Karlheinz Stockhausen's piece "Sonntags Abschied".
- Serge Toubiana spent a year in the company of Isabelle Huppert. Wherever she went he followed.
- A pregnant young woman is listening the conversation of her table neighbours involuntary. On the first sight its seems to be the banalities of an old couple. But who are they to one another ?
- To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Directors' Fortnight in Cannes, the only section in the festival also open to non-professionals, Olivier Jahan has directed a commemorative film retracing the history of the event.
- A young couple in love eating popcorn enters the multiplex movie theater of the UGC Ciné Cité Les Halles in Paris.
- April 1988: In New Caledonia (French overseas territory), there's an outburst of violence. The situation rapidly deteriorates. Civil war is looming. Seven persons from radically different backgrounds are to be the mediators in this crisis.
- Olivier Assayas enables us to discover the world of creation and the art of the renowned German composer who influenced a generation of musicians from the Beatles to Björk.
- The Weimar murder case refers to the murder of the two Weimar children, Melanie (7) and Karola (5), in 1986, in Philippsthal, Hessen, West-Germany. Their mother Monika Weimar (born Böttcher) was found guilty.
- This new concept, which addresses all areas of art without any hierarchical distinctions, makes it possible to introduce contemporary art to a viewer, even uninitiated, but curious about the current world.
- The Théâtre Equestre Zingaro has been combining travelling cultures, in which it was born and proffer so much inspiration
- Presents a one-hour interview, face to face with journalist/host Laure Adler, of a writer (most often), a philosopher, an artist or an intellectual.
- Filmmaker Julian Cole examines the life and work of 'living sculpture' artists Gilbert and George.
- A feature-length documentary film shot in the United States, Spain and France about the Italian horse trainer Mario Luraschi and his work with stunt horses.
- Covers different types of women - more mother than woman, more woman than mother, extreme mothers, failing mothers - and the many moments in a woman's life, in particular when the woman becomes a mother or when the woman loses her mother.
- French artist Yves Klein had a love affair with the color blue. He was so intensely passionate about it, he invented his own shade, International Klein Blue, known as IKB, a glowing radiance somewhere between lapis lazuli and ultramarine.
- An investigation of French director Robert Bresson's method and direction that reveals the persona of the people whose life was changed by the making of the film "Pickpocket" and their interaction with Bresson in the Summer of 1959.
- The dreams and doubts of Carlos Saura, one of Spain's most distinguished filmmaker, as he directs the new ballet by Aida Gomez.
- An internationally-renowned French painter and sculptor and brilliant representative of New Realism and Pop Art since the 1960's, Martial Raysse is also a filmmaker. This compilation of his film and video works contains thirteen shorts.
- A panorama of the great flooding of Paris, which occurred on January 29, 1910. How would it be if it happened today? An exceptional documentary featuring unique recently discovered dramatic footage and scenes of the 1910 drama.
- Reflections on the final American film by Charles Chaplin.
- Nicolas Saada imagines the end of the world, today.
- Voyages, Voyages takes us along unusual roads and sites to meet wonderful people and discover their real life in the four corners of the world.
- This program is not a typical travelogue, highlighting must-see tourist spots. Instead it captures the feeling of the city and the life for Madrileños.
- Catherine Deneuve shows her 10 favorite places in the south of Paris for the anniversary of department store Le Bon Marché.
- Fabrizio Calvi and Jean-Michel Meurice's investigation into anti-Mafia police techniques, a meticulous and sophisticated hunt.
- This documentary about Polish cineaste Krzysztof Kieslowski follows the filming of The Double Life of Véronique (1991) and attempts to identify the personality of the filmmaker.
- A full-length feature honoring the 25th Anniversary of the Zingaro Theater created by the equestrian artist Bartabas.
- A documentary about the French fashion and woman's magazine Elle
- Filmmaker Emir Kusturica shares his impressions of Charlie Chaplin's The Circus.
- A series of seven short films made for the permanent exhibition at the Shoah Memorial, or Holocaust Museum, in Paris, which opens on January 25, 2005.
- An overview of Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski's oeuvre with excerpts from his movies.
- In Warsaw, Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Kieslowski returns to the editing room of the documentary film production company where he made his first films in the late 1960s.
- Endless expanses, gigantic gorges and a world of wildlife in paradise: South Africa in short. Travelling in this part of the world is still pure adventure today. The probably most exclusive lift into the wilderness of the Kruger National Park is a rolling 5-star hotel, pulled by an old steam horse, the "Pride of Africa". After almost one and a half days of driving, lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffalos - the legendary "Big Five" - lure visitors to the continent's oldest game reserve. Until almost 100 years ago, at the time of the legendary Transvaal Gold Rush, the wilderness of today's "Kruger National Park" was considered a death zone. Gold . The greed for the shimmering precious metal drove thousands of Desperados from the Indian Ocean in the east through the African bush to the Drakensberg highlands. What has remained besides countless molehills and abandoned mine shafts is only a small gold digger's nest: Pilgrim's Rest. From the "Promised Land" down to the plain of the Lowvelds a huge gorge furrows the highlands of the Escarpment. The gigantic rock masses of the Blyde River Canyon are considered the largest forested canyon labyrinth in the world. On good days the view reaches far beyond the border to Mocambique. A close-meshed fence between the two neighbouring countries still cuts the old game trails from the "Kruger" to the east. An ambitious nature conservation project - called "Peace Park" - is to clear the border posts. The project follows the spirit of visionary Nelson Mandela "of a great wilderness, of an Africa without borders that lives in peace with itself".
- A new understanding of French Muslims, who describe their everyday life with Islam and the place they find for themselves in the French secular space.
- From the post-WWII period to the present day, this film exposes the history of feminism around three generations of women: grandmother, daughter and granddaughter, accompanied by firsthand testimonies of contemporaries.