Lea Massari

Aldo Ray

Emmanuelle Béart

Nicole Desailly

...And Hope to Die

...And Hope to Die (1972)

Michael Lonsdale

Jacques Perrin

Yves Montand

In occupied France during World War II a German officer is murdered. The collaborationist Vichy government decides to pin the murder on six petty criminals. Loyal judges are called in to convict them as quickly as possible.

Special Section

Special Section (1975)

Gérard Depardieu

Carole Bouquet

Geneviève Page

Bizarre, unreal black comedy about solitude and the dehumanization of the modern world, through the adventures of three men. First introduced is Alphonse Tram, an unemployed young man. His only neighbour is the police chief-inspector Morvandieu. The third man is the murderer of Alphonse's wife.—Yepok

Buffet Froid

Buffet Froid (1979)

Louis de Funès

Michèle Morgan

Lando Buzzanca

With his heart set on driving his rickety 1958 Citroën 2CV to sunny Italy, kind-hearted Antoine Maréchal can barely contain his enthusiasm. Dreaming of coming back tanned, instead, poor Antoine sees his ambitious plan turn sour when an annoying traffic accident leaves his car nothing more than a pile of scrap metal. To add insult to injury, the other driver involved in the accident, Léopold Saroyan, emerged from the incident with barely a scratch. After a brief argument, Saroyan, feeling sorry for the distraught tourist, offers Maréchal the chance to drive a luxurious 1964 Cadillac DeVille Convertible from Naples to Bordeaux, all expenses paid. Thrilled, Maréchal accepts, unaware that the benevolent Good Samaritan is a sly criminal mastermind. But the Cadillac, too, is no different--cunning Saroyan has strategically hidden drugs, gold, and precious stones all over the car. With danger lurking in every corner, will Maréchal get home in one piece?—Nick Riganas

The Sucker

The Sucker (1965)

Michel Piccoli

Simone Signoret

Six people travel in a railroad sleeping car from Marseilles to Paris. Upon their arrival, a woman is found dead in one of the berths. The police investigate the other five passengers, suspecting that one of them committed the homicide, but the suspects are killed one by one. The last two must solve the case themselves before they become the next victims.—mnfowler

The Sleeping Car Murder

The Sleeping Car Murder (1965)

Jean Rochefort

Brigitte Fossey

Marie Pillet

Thirsty for freedom, Paul, a married Parisian gynaecologist fed up with the female anatomy, has an eye-opening encounter with perfect stranger Albert, a kindred spirit. As one thing leads to another, they realise enough is enough, and having grown tired of their wives' constant demands, the two men decide to quit their jobs and renounce their former lives on a whim. Now, there is no turning back, and the solution to their problems lies in the lush French countryside, where a new, carefree, and guilt-free life awaits them. However, there is no such thing as a foolproof plan. Is Paul and Albert's brave movement against female oppression doomed to fail?—Nick Riganas

Femmes Fatales

Femmes Fatales (1976)

Germaine Delbat

Jacques Marin

Gilles Kohler

May 1943, occupation. Goering has decided to transfer Milo's Venus from the Louvre to Berlin. Three young people, Francis (Roger Mirmont), Jacques (Francis Perrin) and Henri (Jean-Jacques Moreau) decide to thwart the plans of the German Marshal. Their goal is to remove the famous statue and hide it from Francis' uncle, Monsieur de Beaugency (Michel Galabru), who owns a castle in Brittany. They steal the Venus at the Louvre and arrive at the uncle's, not without having had trouble starting with French gendarmes, a German officer, the police of the two countries and even the Resistance, of which a network seizes the Venus believing that 'It is a case of parachuted weapons. At uncle's things are further complicated, the castle is occupied by a German general staff, and the statue is found in the car of an SS general. To take it back they disguise themselves as German soldiers but they are unmasked and chased. They however flee miraculously with their precious case and arrive, by chance, on the English coasts. The Venus de Milo will go to the British Museum and they will be incorporated into the Free French Forces to thank them for their courageous initiative.

Le mille-pattes fait des claquettes

Le mille-pattes fait des claquettes (1977)

France Rumilly

Francis Blanche

Every day, the newspaper reports the story of a man or woman especially in vein, who won a prize or a spectacular contest.

People in Luck

People in Luck (1963)

Robert Stack

Roland Malet

Olga Valéry

Sophisticated crook talks ex-crook and now respectable business man into one last caper. This highly planned and well executed crime goes off without a hitch until rival bad guys want a piece of the action.

Action Man

Action Man (1967)

Marcel Portier

Catherine Day

Véronique Renaud

A deformed man living with his mother in the countryside roams the woods killing indiscriminately. A couple spend the night nearby, and the wife goes through a nightmarish experience involving a black horse, a mummy, and the deformed man.

Devil Story

Devil Story (1986)

Alain Delon

Michel Bouquet

On account of the influence and support of Germain, a warm and compassionate social worker, the repeat offender and former safe-cracker, Gino, is granted parole. Yearning to wipe the slate clean and bury the past, Gino, determined to go straight, gets a steady job and finds love, unaware that it is only a matter of time before he's forced to confront destiny. Now, with his old partners-in-crime almost begging him to pick up where they left off, Gino finds himself with the back to the wall as malevolent Inspector Goitreau re-enters his life, harbouring a decade-long grudge. Is there enough room in town for the two sworn enemies?—Nick Riganas

Two Men in Town

Two Men in Town (1973)

Ermanno Casanova

Renate Birgo

In 1971 Courbevoie (France), former typographist Julien Bouin and his wife Clemence, who used to perform in a circus, hardly talk to each other in their small house, which is soon to be demolished. To Clemence's anger, Julien's cat Greffier is the only one who gets his attention, let alone love.—Vincent Merlaud

Le Chat

Le Chat (1971)

Catherine Deneuve

Françoise Dorléac

Jean-Paul Belmondo

Antoine is about to get married to Gisèle. His friend Julien, a confirmed bachelor, tries desperately to talk him out of it, citing his own painful experiences.

Male Hunt

Male Hunt (1964)

Timothy West

Edward Fox

Derek Jacobi

It is the early 60s in France. The remaining survivors of the aborted French Foreign Legion have made repeated attempts to kill DeGaulle. The result is that he is the most closely guarded man in the world. As a desperate act, they hire The Jackal, the code name for a hired killer who agrees to kill French President De Gaulle for half a million dollars. We watch his preparations which are so thorough we wonder how he could possibly fail even as we watch the French police attempt to pick up his trail. The situation is historically accurate. There were many such attempts and the film closely follows the plot of the book.—John Vogel

The Day of the Jackal

The Day of the Jackal (1973)

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