The French directors Julie Rembauville and Nicolas Bianco-Levrin investigate what happens in a society that revolves around the letter R.  Watch the film

Interested in Jean Genet? Watch the experimental Holy Water by Tunc Gencer.

Watch an inventive, and brain-worthy little film: Je m' appelle Nathan (My name is Nathan) by Benoit Berthe.

7 directors tell a romantic death story between a skeleton, a woman, and a dog. Watch  Le fantôme de l'apéro.

The French feature film A Monster in Paris is in reality a paean to Paris, but not to its citizens.

Benjamin Renner presents his César-nominated, La queue de la souris (A Mouse Tale). Watch the film.

The Cannes-awarded Bruno Collet presents his latest rotoscope film, His Indochina.

Sometimes visual deficiencies become a challenge for animators. Read the info about and watch the  Astigmatismofilm, now Annecy-selected.

Le Tableau (The Painting) by the French master Jean-François Laguionie can at the same time enchant the eye and capture the mind of the spectator.

A French graduation film, Let the sun come in by Charles Lemor attains drama and beauty.

What happens when the inner conflict in you becomes a version of the Evil Queen mirror? Watch the relentless Réflexion by Yoshimichi Tamura & Planktoon.

 Review of the French animated feature film, Zarafa.

After the artistic success of The Rabbi's Cat, the team of Autochenille Productions, prepares an animated version of the acclaimed graphic novel, Aya de Yopougoun, directed by  Marguerite Abouet and Clément Oubrerie. Watch the trailer.

Paul Cabon and Canal J à l'Ecole de la Poudrière offer a short tale of talking and disappearing heads. Watch below:

Michel Ocelot prepares an enchanting panel of animated silhouettes in his Tales of the Night.