East Germany 1978. Karoline and Robert, teenagers who used to live in the same house until Robert's family moved, meet again at this year's holiday-camp. First love, first nude experience, first self-made theatre performance of Romeo and Juliet - quite interesting to have a look at the east-German youth in the late seventies. Written by , allemarique

Two quarreling lovers from opposite sides of the economic scale take central stage in this drama about Veronique and Adrien. Veronique is wealthy and from the provinces, Adrien is impoverished and his ancestors come from Brittany. In spite of their different backgrounds, the two fall in love, marry, and eventually have a baby girl. At just about that time, Veronique decides to go back to school, and Adrien becomes both mother and father to their baby. Unable to cope with Veroniques new-found intellectual friends and different lifestyle, Adrien clashes with her, and their arguments lead to a separation for awhile. The two then get back together again, but not for long. It is on a return trip from visiting his mother in Brittany that Adriens life undergoes a dramatic change, and his story takes an equally unexpected turn. Written by J Grimshaw

This is an affecting story about a fathers attempts to mend the breaches in the relationship between himself and his 10-year-old daughter. Emmanuel (Sami Frey) is the father of Elise (Mara Goyet) by his first marriage, and the stepfather of an older daughter by his second marriage. He tries to make the best of both family relationships by taking off to visit his young daughter on the weekends, but that only makes his new family a little jealous - especially his stepdaughter. She herself is confused about her own relationship with him. After a particularly emotional send-off one weekend, Emmanuel and Elise take a trip from the south of France into Spain, working on a film project. Through a series of round-about conversations, Emmanuel manages to open up a few channels of communication with Elise - channels that expand even wider when he uses the technique of talking into her video camera to express thoughts and feelings that otherwise would have remained hidden. Written by Eleanor Mannikka

This is the Summer of 1943 and the place is rural France. The weather is fine and sunny and life is sweet. On one of these beautiful days, Nanette, a fourteen-year-old peasant girl, meets a slightly injured young man near the farm she lives on. Named Claude, he claims to be an English paratrooper, sent there to organize resistance to the Nazis. Although her parents have taught her to worship Pétain and the Germans and hate the English, Nanette accepts to hide him in the attic. Day after day she brings him food and cares for him. It does not take long before she falls in love with him and discovers the ecstasy of physical love. But after she has helped Claude to come into contact with the local resistance fighters, he disappears. Written by Guy Bellinger

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In a serene spa retreat, heartbroken professor Daniel Paz seeks solace and inspiration. Instead, he finds a poignant connection with siblings David and Eli, a spirited teen. Their unexpected bond reawakens Daniels passion for life, love, and storytelling.

فرانسوا (کلود هبرت) مادو (مادلین ددویس) را می رباید و او را می برد که با او در اتاق زیر شیروانی مادرش زندگی کند تا پلیس آنها را ردیابی نکنند...

A fluid documentary in which director Luostarinen interviews fifty women on birth, body image, and the harshness of contemporary attitudes toward physicality, aging, and inevitable death. The focus is on female bodies, their variety, and the prejudices, processes, and living to which they - and the souls within them - are subjected. Written by Eileen Berdon

After her harrowing kidnap ordeal in Snatch (1976), Alice tries to return to her normal life, but her memories still haunt her twisting her psyche even further as no one realizes that she's in need of some serious help.

The Other Side of Sunday criticizes the small, and often tight church community. We follow the Preachers Daughter; Maria, in her journey to liberate herself from the stiff church community and her strict religious father.

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is a chamber play taking place around Christmas, where Liv, her brother and mother are to celebrate Christmas together. The father has recently left the family and 14 year-old Liv cannot accept that Christmas is not what is used to be. Liv does her best in order to keep both family and Christmas together, but when her mother invites a young colleague to celebrate Christmas with them a painful struggle for power between Liv and her mother takes place. This eventually affects all involved. Written by Mette Heide Sørensen

Florencia, a young irresponsible mother and and her precocious daughter, Eugenia, have an unusual relationship. The roles between the two are reversed: drug-addict and unemployed Florencia is totally inept at caring for a daughter, whereas Eugenia, with only 10 years old, shows a degree of maturity and responsibility far beyond what her age might lead people to suppose. When Florencia gets pregnant again, their relationship, way of life and whole world will change forever. Written by Guy33134