Director :  Nabil Ayouch (Morocco) / Production FR : LES FILMS DU NOUVEAU MONDE / Release date FR : 16/09/2015 (distribution : PYRAMIDE)

Awards : 

- Lumière de la Presse Étrangère 2016: Award for Best French Language Film

- Festival du Film Francophone d’Angoulême 2015: Diamond Award (best film)

Marrakesh today. Noha, Randa, Soukaina, Hlima and others make commerce from congress. They are whores, objects of desire. Flesh is shown, bodies are exhibited and aroused, money changes hands to the rhythm of the pleasures and humiliations endured. But joyful and complicit, dignified and emancipated in their kingdom of women, they overcome the violence of a Moroccan society that both uses and condemns them.

Director :  Batra Ritesh (INDIA) / Production FR : ASAP FILMS / Released date FR : 11/12/2013

Awards : Cannes 2013 Nominated for Caméra d’Or 

Ila, a young woman neglected by her husband, goes to great lengths to try to win him back by preparing a tasty lunch. She then entrusts her lunchbox to the gigantic delivery service that serves all of the businesses in Bombay. In the evening, Ila waits for compliments from her husband, but they don't arrive. 
In reality, the lunchbox was accidentally given to Saajan, a lonely man approaching retirement. Realizing that a delivery error has occurred, Ila slips a note into the lunchbox in the hope of solving the mystery. 

Director :  Nuri Bilge Ceylan (Turkey) / Production FR : MEMENTO FILMS PRODUCTION / Release date FR : 13/08/2014 

Awards : Cannes 2014 - Palme d’or prize 

Aydin, a retired actor, runs a small hotel in central Anatolia with his young wife Nihal, from whom he has become emotionally estranged, and his sister Necla, who is still feeling the effects of her recent divorce. In winter, as the snow covers the steppe, the hotel becomes their refuge but also the scene of their heartbreak...  

Director :  Davy Chou (Cambodia) / Production FR : AURORA FILM / Release date FR : 28/12/2016

Awards :  

- Festival du Film de Cabourg – Journées Romantiques 2016 - Grand Prix

- International Critics' Week 2016 - Prix SACD

Diamond Island is an island on the shores of Phnom Penh transformed by real estate developers into a symbol of the Cambodia of the future, an ultra-modern paradise for the rich. Bora is 18 years old and, like many young people from the countryside, leaves his home village to work on this vast construction site. There he befriends other workers of his age, until he is reunited with his older brother, the charismatic Solei, who disappeared five years earlier. Solei opens the doors to an exciting world of urban, privileged youth, its girls, its nightlife and its illusions. 

Director :  Mme Kaouther Ben Hania (Tunisia) / Production FR: TANIT FILM  / Release date FR : 18/10/2017

Awards : Festival du Film Francophone d’Angoulême 2017 - Valois Magelis Student Prize

At a student party, the eyes of Mariam, a young Tunisian woman, meet those of Youssef. A few hours later, Mariam is wandering the streets in a state of shock. It is the start of a long night for her, during which she will have to fight for her rights and her dignity. But how can she obtain justice if it means siding with her persecutors? 

Director : Mme Wanuri Kahiu (Kenya) / Production FR : MPM FILM  / Release date FR : 26/09/2018 

Awards : 

- Festival du Film de Cabourg – Journées Romantiques 2018 : Nominated for the Grand Prix 

- Cannes Film Festival 2018 : 

Nominated for Un Certain Regard - Director's Prize, Special Jury Prize, Script Prize

Nominated for the Un Certain Regard Prize

In Nairobi, Kena and Ziki lead two very different lives as high school girls, each seeking to follow their dreams in their own way. Their paths cross in the midst of an election campaign in which their respective fathers are facing off. Drawn to each other in conservative Kenyan society, the two young women are forced to choose between love and safety... 

Director : Ciro Guerra et Cristina Gallego (Colombia) / Production FR : FILMS BOUTIQUE / Release date FR : 10/04/2019 

Awards : Reims Polar 2019 - Prix Spécial Police 

In 1970s Colombia, a family of indigenous Wayuu find themselves at the centre of a thriving marijuana trade with American youth.
When family honour is pitted against men's greed, gang warfare becomes inevitable and puts their lives, their culture and their ancestral traditions at risk.
These are the origins of the drug cartels. 

Director :  Arthur Harari (France) / Production FR : BATHYSPHERE / Release date FR : 21/07/2021

Awards : 

- César 2022 - César Award for Best Original Screenplay

- Cannes Film Festival : Nominated for the Un Certain Regard - Cast Prize, Courage Prize, Originality Prize, Special Mention of the Jury 

Nominated for the Un Certain Regard Prize 

It is late 1944. Japan is losing the war. On the orders of the mysterious Major Taniguchi, the young Hiroo Onoda is sent to an island in the Philippines just before the American landings. The handful of soldiers he leads into the jungle soon discover the unknown doctrine that will bind them to this man: the Secret War.
For the Empire, the war is about to end. For Onoda, it will only end 10,000 nights later. 

Director :  Anca Damian (Romania) / Production FR : SACREBLEU PRODUCTION / Release date FR : 08/01/2020

Awards: Festival du Film d’Animation Annecy 2019 - Nominated for the Cristal for Best Feature Film

After an accident, a little dog remembers the different masters she has known and loved throughout her life. Through her unfailing empathy, her life becomes a lesson in love. 

Director :  Abdallah Al-Khatib (Palestine) – 1er film / Production FR : FILMS DE FORCE MAJEURE / Release date FR : 12/01/2022

Awards :

- JCC (Carthage Film Festival) 2021 - Tanit d'or for Best Documentary Feature Film 

- Filmfest Hamburg - Hamburg International Film Festival (Germany, 2021) - Audience Prize 

- Visions du Réel Switzerland 2021 - Interfaith Prize 

In the wake of the Syrian revolution, Bashar Al-Assad's regime laid siege to the Yarmouk district (Damascus), the largest Palestinian refugee camp in the world. Yarmouk is now isolated and the director bears witness to the daily deprivations, paying tribute to the courage of the children and inhabitants of the neighbourhood.