All 67 Lea Drucker Movies
Dive into the world of Lea Drucker’s electrifying performances as we take a closer look at some of her most notable movies. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas, prepare to be captivated by the captivating actress’s work in this comprehensive roundup.
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1. La thune (1991)
“La Thune” is a French comedy film with a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes, released in 1991. The movie centers around Kamel, a young suburban man who is passionate about making money and establishing his own company. Kamel is determined to succeed in life until he crosses paths with Edwige, a high school student, who he hopes will provide him with the perfect business idea.
2. List of Merite (1992)
In the film “List of Merite” (1992), Jules, a charming yet troubled teenager, faces challenges at school and with his love life. His father, a controlling figure, doesn’t exactly help matters, but his supportive mother is a beacon of hope for him. All the while, Jules’ father secretly contemplates an extramarital affair, proving that no one is exempt from the complexities of human emotions.
3. Rai (1995)
“Rai, “ a 1995 French drama film directed by Thomas Gilou and written by Thomas Gilou, Sonia Kronlund, and Aïssa Djabri, follows the enthralling journey of Djamel, a young Parisian suburbite, who yearns to escape his mundane existence and finds solace in the love of Sahila. The cinematic exploration of love, freedom, and the desire for a break from the ordinary takes viewers on an emphatic and intimate rollercoaster ride.
4. Assassin(s) (1997)
In the gripping crime drama “Assassin(s), “ seasoned hitman Wagner, seeking a worthy successor as his days are numbered, takes an interest in young Max, a listless thief. As their mentor-student relationship unfolds, Wagner imparts his lethal trade to the reluctant Max, sparking a deadly spree that tests the limits of loyalty, morality, and survival. Set against the backdrop of 1990s France, director Mathieu Kassovitz’s atmospheric blend of action and suspense weaves an unforgettable story of the deadly world of contract murder, earning critical acclaim and an impressive array of nominations and wins. Co-written and featuring performances by Kassovitz and Mehdi Benoufa, “Assassin(s)” offers a compelling exploration of the human condition amidst a whirlwind of violence and deceit.
5. Bouge! (1997)
Bouge! , released in 1997, is a comedy-drama directed by Jérôme Cornuau. Featuring Ambre Boukebza, Patrick Forster-Delmas, and Ophélie Winter in the lead roles, this French film has an IMDb rating of 2.3.
6. L’annonce faite à Marius (1998)
“L’annonce faite à Marius, “ a 1998 French comedy, follows the misadventures of Marius, a hapless young man who unwittingly becomes a pawn in a devious experiment. Renowned obstetrician Pr Migeon entices Marius with a tempting offer to test drugs in his lab. Unbeknownst to Marius, Migeon implants a synthetic embryo within him, believing him to be the perfect subject for his twisted experiments.
7. Fait d’hiver (1999)
In the 1999 heart-wrenching drama “Fait d’hiver” directed by Robert Enrico, viewers are thrust into the raw emotions of a divorced father’s relentless mission to safeguard his children from their mother. This emotionally charged film delves into the mother-court decision that grants custody.
8. Mes amis (1999)
“Mes amis, “ a French comedy directed by Michel Hazanavicius, follows the misadventures of a producer and an actor as they attempt to film a movie in Paris. What starts out as a routine day takes a dark turn when the two friends discover the dead body of a young woman they met the previous night.
9. Life Doesn’t Scare Me (1999)
Experience the vibrant coming-of-age story of four teenage girls in “Life Doesn’t Scare Me”, a heartfelt French comedy released in 1999. Directed by Noémie Lvovsky, this enchanting tale follows the girls as they navigate the ups and downs of adolescence while living together in Paris, France. As their relationships with each other, and their families, change over time, their lives become intertwined, shaping the course of their futures.
10. Un pur moment de rock’n’roll (1999)
From the rugged French countryside, a dramatic tale unfolds in “Un pur moment de rock’n’roll. “ With a runtime of 1 hour and 45 minutes, the film delves into the gritty world of addiction and self-destruction as Eric Renard grapples with his dream of becoming a writer. As he stands at the precipice of giving in to his dangerous addiction, fate hands him a chance at redemption in the form of Kamel.
11. Maybe (1999)
“Maybe” is a captivating and intriguing French movie released in 1999. Directed by Cédric Klapisch, this film centers around the life of Arthur, who finds himself in an extraordinary situation after engaging in a spontaneous moment with his girlfriend, Lucie.
12. Chaos (2001)
“Chaos” is a 2001 French comedy-drama centered around a young prostitute who unexpectedly disrupts the lives of a modern couple. After a night of chaos, the couple take it upon themselves to help the young woman rebuild her life and regain her dignity.
13. Shooting Stars (2002)
“Shooting Stars, “ also known as “3 Zéros, “ is a 2002 French comedy film, directed by Fabien Onteniente and starring Gérard Lanvin, Samuel Le Bihan, and Lorànt Deutsch. Set in a remand center where a football match takes place, the story revolves around Tibor Kovacs, a young Hungarian with exceptional football skills dreaming of playing for the French team.
14. In My Skin (2002)
In My Skin is a captivating drama-horror film from 2002, originally titled “Dans ma peau. “ The film follows the life of protagonist Esther, played by Marina de Van, who becomes increasingly preoccupied with her own body after enduring a disfiguring accident. This obsessive fascination with her physical self takes a chilling turn as her self-harm escalates, with her growing more and more consumed by her own self-mutilation.
15. Filles perdues, cheveux gras (2002)
In the darkly hilarious film “Filles perdues, cheveux gras” (2002), three young women — Elodie, Natacha, and Marianne — are lost in life and love. Elodie yearns for her daughter, Natacha misses her beloved cat, and Marianne seeks redemption for her soul. Their shared experiences take them on a rollercoaster journey through love, lust, friendship, and self-discovery.
16. Zéro un (2003)
In “Zéro un, “ ten captivating short films are united under the creative direction of Luc Besson. These brilliant vignettes captivate the viewer’s imagination and span a variety of genres, including animation, comedy, and drama. Directed by Jeanne Biras, Christophe Campos, and Leanna Creel, these short films feature a star-studded cast, including Jason “Wee Man” Acuña, Caroline Beaune, and Delphine Delambre. As a compilation of intriguing and diverse stories, “Zéro un” allows the viewer to appreciate the creative journey of Luc Besson through the lens of different perspectives and themes. With a runtime of one hour and twenty-five minutes, the film promises an engaging and thought-provoking experience. While “Zéro un” may not have won major awards, it boasts an IMDb rating of 5.7, indicating that it resonates with a certain demographic. As similar films like “Here on Earth” and “O” come to mind, “Zéro un” stands out as an innovative and enjoyable cinematic experience. In “Zéro un, “ viewers will find themselves immersed in a world of vibrant and unusual stories that leave a lasting impression.
17. Bienvenue au gîte (2003)
“Bienvenue au gîte” is a delightful 2003 film that immerses its viewers into the charming, serene world of Provence. With the city life becoming too much to bear, the protagonists Carole and Bertrand decide it’s time to escape. They take over their friend Sophie’s gite in rural Provence, hoping to start a new life in a more peaceful environment.
18. Narco (2004)
Experience a lighthearted and quirky comedy as you embark on the riveting journey of “Narco. “ Follow the life of Gus, played by the talented Guillaume Canet, who suffers from a peculiar condition known as narcolepsy. This disorder leaves Gus constantly falling asleep, but that’s not all — his dreams are a fantastical world filled with superheroes, one of which is played by the charismatic Jean-Claude Van Damme in a short cameo appearance. With intriguing elements such as voice-over narration, a mysterious twin brother, and an unexpected pregnancy, “Narco” will keep you captivated until the very end. Directed by Tristan Aurouet and Gilles Lellouche, and written by Alain Attal, Philippe Lefebvre, and Gilles Lellouche, this French comedy offers a unique and humorous look at the challenges of living with a condition beyond one’s control.
19. Akoibon (2005)
Akoibon is a whimsical and enchanting comedy-adventure romance set on a picturesque Mediterranean island. In this idyllic location, a diverse group of individuals from all walks of life come together at a charming hotel, weaving an intricate web of relationships and secrets.
20. In Your Dreams (2005)
“In Your Dreams, “ also known as “Dans tes rêves, “ is a 2005 drama film that follows the life of iXe, a young and ambitious hip-hop writer. With the support of his close friends, who all believe in his talent, iXe navigates through life, love, and the pursuit of his dreams. Directed by Denis Thybaud and written by Oxmo Puccino, the film stars Disiz, Béatrice Dalle, and Alex Descas. Filmed in France, “In Your Dreams” is a gripping exploration of friendship, personal growth, and the challenges that come with chasing one’s ambitions. Despite its modest runtime of 1 hour and 42 minutes, the movie delves deep into the complexities of human relationships and the struggles that come with them. “In Your Dreams” has received mixed reviews, with an IMDb rating of 4.3 and 154.0 votes. However, the film offers a fresh perspective on the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a passion in life. With its compelling storyline and talented cast, “In Your Dreams” is a must-watch for fans of drama and self-discovery.
21. Virgil (2005)
“Virgil, “ a 2005 French comedy-drama starring Jalil Lespert (Lea Drucker, Jean-Pierre Cassel), tells the story of a former boxer who makes a triumphant return to the ring. This energetic and entertaining film is directed by Mabrouk El Mechri and written by himself.
22. L’homme de sa vie (2006)
“L’homme de sa vie” is a captivating drama-romance film with a captivating plot set in the picturesque Provence. Frédéric, a young man enjoying his summer holiday, stumbles upon Hugo and develops an intense bond with him, which begins to threaten the stability of his family.
23. The Tiger Brigades (2006)
The Tiger Brigades, set in the intriguing era of the Belle Epoque during 1912, follows the adventures and exploits of France’s first motorized police brigade. This thrilling and dynamic story brings together action, adventure, and crime in a breathtaking historical setting.
24. Divine Émilie (2007)
Divine Émilie, a captivating historical drama, takes us back to 18th century France and the life of Emily, a brilliant young woman with an extraordinary affinity for mathematics. With her father being the chief secretary of Louis XIV, Emily faces challenges typical of her era, where science and women were not deemed compatible.
25. Teen Spirit (2007)
“Teen Spirit” is a hilarious French comedy film that explores the challenges and absurdities of family life. Following the misadventures of a bumbling young father and his three teenage daughters, this movie takes viewers on a wild ride through the world of marijuana-infused coffee competitions, risqué female nudity, and heartwarming bonds between parents and their children. With a talented cast and a mix of drama and humor, “Teen Spirit” proves that family life can be unpredictable and entertaining, leaving audiences laughing and inspired.
26. Le système Ribadier (2008)
“Le système Ribadier, “ a 2008 French comedy, is a witty and lighthearted tale directed by Vitold Krysinsky. The movie, running at a brisk 1 hour and 38 minutes, follows three eccentric characters as they navigate life in France.
27. Sunny Spells (2008)
“Rays of Sunshine,” a 2008 French romantic movie directed by Diastème, is a deeply engaging and spellbinding tale about love, loss, and self-discovery. The film, previously known as “Echoes of Other Voices,” masterfully explores the labyrinth of relationships among its characters, resonating with the audience.
28. Coluche (2008)
Coluche, a heartfelt biographical-comedy-drama, follows Michel Colucci, also known as Coluche, throughout his journey as the French people’s favorite comedian in October 1980. As he captivates audiences nightly at the Théâtre du Gymnase, Coluche makes a daring announcement — he’s throwing his name into the ring to run for the French presidential elections of 1981.
29. Cyprien (2009)
“Cyprien” is a French comedy film released in 2009, directed by David Charhon. The story revolves around Elie Semoun, an ugly geek, who transforms into a hunk after using a magical deodorant. This comedy follows Semoun’s life-changing journey filled with hilarious and unexpected consequences. The cast includes Léa Drucker and Laurent Stocker, known for their captivating performances. The film has garnered mixed reviews, but it has found an audience that appreciates its comedic tone and unique take on the familiar geek-to-hunk transformation plot. “Cyprien” is a light-hearted movie that will keep you laughing and entertained from start to finish.
30. Les meilleurs amis du monde (2010)
“Les meilleurs amis du monde, “ a 2010 French comedy directed by Julien Rambaldi, showcases the ups and downs of friendship through a wild and unpredictable weekend retreat. The story follows the adventures of four close friends who embark on a journey filled with laughter, tears, and unexpected twists. The characters’ love for each other is tested as they navigate through a series of humorous and heartwarming situations.
31. A vos caisses! (2010)
A vos caisses! , a delightful 2010 French comedy-drama starring Léa Drucker, Arnaud Ducret, and Julia Dorval, takes audiences on a heartwarming journey of love and fundraising. In the film, a charity event leads to some unexpected twists as the characters navigate unexpected circumstances and find joy in the process.
32. Pièce montée (2010)
“Pièce montée” is a delightful comedy-romance film that marks the joyous occasion of a happy wedding. The bride and groom’s families, filled with anticipation and excitement, gather together for the special day. However, it’s not just the celebration of love that unfolds, but also the revealing of each family’s secrets, leading to a series of unexpected surprises.
33. Pauline & François (2010)
Experience the heartwarming and enigmatic tale of Pauline & François, a French drama-romance film released in 2010. Directed by Renaud Fely, this endearing movie follows the story of Pauline, a woman who leaves behind her chaotic city life in search of a simpler, more harmonious existence in the countryside. Upon settling into her new home, she meets her neighbor, François, who has also experienced his fair share of troubles.
34. Low Profile (2012)
In the 2012 French comedy, drama, and romance film “Low Profile, “ Yvan finds himself in a challenging situation as he prepares to leave Paris following the break-up of his marriage. As his life takes an unexpected turn, Yvan crosses paths with the lively and enigmatic Emmanuelle, a woman who leaves an indelible mark on him.
35. La vérité si je mens! 3 (2012)
La vérité si je mens! 3 brings back the hilarious gang from the Sentier district of Paris for more action-packed comedy in the thriving suburb of Aubervilliers.
36. Le grand méchant loup (2013)
“Le grand méchant loup” is a quirky and entertaining French comedy released in 2013, starring Benoît Poelvoorde, Kad Merad, and Fred Testot. The film follows the lives of three brothers, Louis, Philippe, and Henri Delcroix, whose comfortable lives are suddenly challenged by the potential death of their mother, who is taken to the hospital in alarming condition. The arrival of death prompts the siblings to reflect on the choices they have made and the lives they are living.
37. Je suis supporter du Standard (2013)
Je suis supporter du Standard, a quirky 2013 comedy-drama, follows the life of Milou, an ardent 40-year-old football fan who becomes obsessed with supporting his team, Standard de Liège. His unwavering loyalty and zealous support make football his lifeblood and a passion-driven pursuit.
38. À la française (2013)
“À la française” is a delightful comedy set in 17th century Versailles, during the reign of King Louis XIV. This enchanting film follows the escapades of two bumbling rogues who discover a secret escape route from the Palace and embark on a hilarious adventure through the grand halls and picturesque gardens. As they explore the luxurious world of Versailles, they encounter a series of amusing characters and encounter various obstacles, leading to a series of humorous misadventures.
39. The Blue Room (2014)
In “The Blue Room, “ a clandestine couple of two married lovers finds themselves entangled in a dangerous game of infidelity and deceit. As their fragile tranquility is shattered by the impending threat of death, the couple must confront the reality of their choices. But did a crime truly occur, or is it all a twisted illusion?
40. Des roses en hiver (2014)
In “Des roses en hiver” (2014), a heart-wrenching and darkly comedic drama, the patriarch of a family, Jean (Jean-Pierre Marielle), faces a life-threatening illness that leaves him with a difficult choice. As Jean and his wife announce their decision to use euthanasia as a clinical method to end his life, their three children react differently to the shocking news.
41. In the Name of the Sons (2014)
“Under the Sons’ Name,” known as “Au nom des fils,” is a profoundly emotional drama that premiered in 2015. Inspired by a genuine story, the movie conveys the harrowing journey of two heartbroken mothers seeking justice and closure after a dreadful calamity. Sadly, four brave young scouts and a valiant young boy who attempted to save them all lost their lives in this unfortunate event, bringing an untimely end to their innocent lives.
42. Stop Me Here (2015)
“Stop Me Here”, directed by Gilles Bannier and written by Gilles Bannier, Nathalie Hertzberg, and Iain Levison, is a riveting drama film released in 2016. The movie stars the talented Reda Kateb, Léa Drucker, and Gilles Cohen.
43. Pierre Brossolette ou les passagers de la lune (2015)
“Pierre Brossolette ou les passagers de la lune” is a riveting French drama from 2015, directed by Coline Serreau. The film, starring Julien Baumgartner, Léa Drucker, and Charles Petit, tells the tale of Pierre Brossolette, a gifted student and journalist who was also a passionate advocate for human rights. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the movie is a poignant portrayal of courage and dedication in the face of adversity.
44. News from Planet Mars (2016)
“News from Planet Mars” (2016), directed by Dominik Moll, is a captivating fusion of comedy and drama. The story revolves around the life of Philippe Mars, a 40-something television reporter, whose encounter with a dangerously amorous college friend drastically alters his world. With Dominik Moll also taking credit for the screenplay alongside Gilles Marchand, audiences are in for an unforgettable journey of love, ambition, and a dash of unexpected humor.
45. Great Minds (2017)
“Great Minds, “ or “Les grands esprits, “ is a 2017 French comedy-drama directed by Olivier Ayache-Vidal and written by Ayache-Vidal and Ludovic du Clary. The film stars Denis Podalydès, Abdoulaye Diallo, and Pauline Huruguen as the main characters.
46. The Consolation (2017)
The Consolation, released in 2017, is a deeply emotional drama that delves into the tragic past of a successful TV presenter named Flavie. Plagued by dizziness and fainting spells, Flavie ultimately seeks the help of a psychiatrist who suspects she’s repressing a traumatic event from her youth. This leads to an unexpected revelation, sparked by a childhood photo.
47. Custody (2017)
“Custody, “ directed by Xavier Legrand, is a gripping drama and thriller film released in 2018. The movie follows the tumultuous marital breakdown of Miriam and Antoine, leading to a fierce and bitter battle for child custody. At the heart of the conflict is their vulnerable young son, entrusted to the court’s judgment.
48. Place Publique (2018)
“Place Publique” is a humorous and bittersweet comedy-drama film set in the picturesque French countryside. The story revolves around a once-popular TV host, who now finds himself at a bumpy crossroads in his life. Along with his ex-wife, daughter, and producer, the TV star grapples with the harsh reality of losing his job while trying to reconnect with his family.
49. The Holy Family (2019)
“The Holy Family” (2019), directed by Louis-Do de Lencquesaing and starring Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, Laura Smet, and Marthe Keller, is a French comedy-drama that explores the tumultuous life of Jean, a renowned academic, now thrust into the role of Minister of the family amidst personal turmoil and societal upheaval.
50. Lost and Found (2019)
“Lost and Found” is a heartwarming and unexpected comedy-drama following the life of Franck, a man in search of a new beginning. After 15 years of chasing a career in theatre, he lands a seemingly serene job as a museum guard.
51. Roxane (2019)
“Roxane” is a comedic drama that showcases the passion and struggles of two individuals, Raymond and Cyrano, who have always kept their love for the theater under wraps. Set in the unique environment of a chicken farm, the story revolves around Raymond’s bid to save his business from bankruptcy. With nothing left to lose, he decides to step out of his comfort zone and embrace the world of theatre.
52. Synonyms (2019)
Synonyms, released in 2019, follows the story of a young Israeli man’s escape to Paris, aided by his Franco-Israeli dictionary. This comedy-drama, directed by Nadav Lapid and written by Nadav Lapid and Haim Lapid, stars Tom Mercier, Quentin Dolmaire, and Louise Chevillotte. With a unique premise and a standout cast, viewers are in for an intriguing journey with unexpected twists and turns.
53. Two of Us (2019)
“Two of Us” is a captivating drama-romance film following the lives of two elderly women, Nina and Madeleine. For many years, these pensioners have been able to keep their deep and passionate love for one another hidden, but when they’re suddenly unable to move freely between their apartments, their relationship is put to the ultimate test.
54. Vulnérables (2020)
In “Vulnérables” (2020), Elsa, a compassionate educator, is given the task of assessing unaccompanied foreign minors. When Bijan, a 12-year-old Afghan, arrives at the center, she is deeply moved by his resilience and caring nature.
55. C’est la vie (2020)
“C’est la vie, “ a captivating comedy film, takes viewers on an emotional journey with five expecting women who find themselves in the same maternity ward despite not knowing one another. Hailing from diverse backgrounds, they share one common goal — giving birth to their babies.
56. Petite Solange (2021)
Petite Solange is a drama film released in 2021, premiering in 2022. Directed by Axelle Ropert and written by the same director, the movie delves into the life of a young girl, Petite Solange, surrounded by love but also caught in the midst of her parents’ separation. As she navigates the complexities of adolescence, her parents’ divorce resonates deeply, affecting her own quest for love. In this poignant story, Axelle Ropert presents a heart-wrenching tale of love and its impact on personal growth.
57. Adieu Paris (2021)
“Adieu Paris” is a delightful comedy film set in the charming and old-world atmosphere of a Parisian bar, where eight beloved men, known as the “kings of Paris, “ come together. These masterpieces-in-peril share a deep understanding of each other’s strengths and weaknesses, as they express their witty humor and self-deprecation. The film explores the intricate dance of love and hate within this tight-knit group, and their world is rocked when an unexpected newcomer intrudes.
58. The Love Letter (2021)
“The Love Letter”, also known as “Chère Léa”, is a heartwarming French comedy-drama released in 2021. Directed and written by Jérôme Bonnell, the film revolves around the tender emotions of Jonas, who is deeply attached to his ex-girlfriend Léa. After being rejected by Léa, Jonas decides to head to the café downstairs to pour his final love letter onto paper. The touching tale combines humor, romance, and the universal experience of letting go of someone you love.
59. Les femmes du square (2022)
“Les femmes du square” is a delightful comedy film released in 2022, with a talented cast including Eye Haidara, Ahmed Sylla, and Léa Drucker. The movie follows Angèle, a young undocumented woman in her thirties living on the outskirts of Paris. As she navigates her circumstances, both heartwarming and funny moments ensue, inviting viewers to appreciate the resilience and spirit of those facing similar challenges.
60. Incredible But True (2022)
“Incredible But True” (originally titled “Incroyable mais vrai”) is a quirky, comedic drama from the mind of director Quentin Dupieux. The film follows the hilarious mishaps of a couple, Alain and Marie, who move into the seemingly perfect suburban house of their dreams. However, a warning from their real estate agent about the basement sets them on a bizarre journey that will change their lives forever.
61. The World of Yesterday (2022)
“The World of Yesterday” is a gripping and thought-provoking drama set in the heart of France, a film that delves into the complex and often-polarized political landscape of today. With Léa Drucker leading a stellar cast playing the French president, viewers are taken on a thrilling ride that seamlessly blends mystery, morality, and political intrigue. As the upcoming election looms, a potential scandal threatens to upend the well-laid plans of the outgoing president, forcing her to take decisive action.
62. The Colors of Fire (2022)
In “The Colors of Fire” (2022), set in 1927 Paris, Madeleine Péricourt should have inherited her father’s financial empire after his death. However, she becomes entangled in a nefarious conspiracy that leads to her ruin. Fueled by vengeance, Madeleine embarks on a dangerous quest to regain everything she lost.
63. Close (2022)
“Close” (2022), an intense coming-of-age drama, follows the unexpected rupture of the close friendship between thirteen-year-olds Leo and Rémi. Struggling to comprehend the sudden change, Léo turns to Sophie, Rémi’s mother. Navigating the intricacies of adolescence, friendship, and responsibility, “Close” delves into themes of homophobia, death, guilt, and the complexities of human connections.
64. Mars Express (2023)
“Mars Express” (2023) is an intriguing animation film set on the red planet, Mars, in the 23rd century. The plot revolves around the investigation of a murder case, led by private detective Aline Ruby and her android companion Carlos Rivera, a dynamic duo in a world far from our own. As the couple delves deeper into the case, they unravel family relationships and navigate the mysteries of the planet Mars. Directed by Jérémie Périn and co-written with Laurent Sarfati, this thrilling 1h 28min film has received critical acclaim, with a 7.6 IMDb rating and numerous awards. With an all-star cast, including Léa Drucker, Mathieu Amalric, and Daniel Njo Lobé, “Mars Express” blends action, animation, and mystery into a riveting cinematic experience, perfect for fans of the genre.
65. Last Summer (2023)
Last Summer, directed by Catherine Breillat, is a thought-provoking drama with elements of thriller. The film follows Anne, a brilliant lawyer with a family life that becomes complicated when she engages in a passionate relationship with Theo, her husband Pierre’s son from a previous marriage. This unexpected and risky affair puts Anne’s career and family at stake, blurring the lines between what’s right and wrong.
66. La Shoah des ghettos (2024)
“La Shoah des ghettos” (2024) is an incisive and poignant documentary that delves into the dark and untold history of the Holocaust. Directed by Barbara Necek and written by herself, the film offers a compelling exploration of the ghettos that were established across Europe during World War II. Filled with interviews, archival footage, and firsthand accounts, this extraordinary film sheds light on the unimaginable horrors that took place in these desperate and confined spaces.
67. Le tableau volé (2024)
“Le tableau volé” (2024) is a gripping drama film that follows the life of André Masson, a renowned expert in modern art. The story takes an unexpected turn when he receives a mysterious letter announcing the discovery of a long-lost Egon Schiele painting in Mulhouse, a location where the art piece had vanished since 1939.
