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  A film by Guillaume Senez and David Lambert, directed by Guillaume Senez

Synopsis: Maxime, 16, is a noisy teenager trying to make a name for himself but not managing to do it. After many suspicions, he finally knows for sure that he has been adopted.  He tries to find his biological mother, but when he finally meets her, he is swept over by fear and runs away.

Claire, 33, is Maxime’s biological mother.  She is pregnant. A pregnancy desired with love.  Maxime reappears in her life in a sensitive period, but disappears from it right away.Claire, filled with a growing anxiety decides to go look for him, as if her pregnancy depended on it.

 Writing in process

Synopsis: Who really was Godfrey of Bouillon? This film investigates a European founding myth and a figurehead of Western Christian imagination - a greedy feudal rough-neck soldier, a valiant knight who defended Christianity, the king of Jerusalem. This investigation exposes the myth, gives a fresh view of the story and sheds light on its modern-day issues via a road movie shot from Boulogne to Jerusalem.

A film by Alexis Van Stratum and Marie Enthoven, directed by Alexis Van Stratum.

Writing in process 

Feature film by Philippe de Pierpont.

A story of deliverance. Laura, thirty-something, lives alone on the edge of a large European town. She hears that her father is in a coma following a road accident. She decides to visit him at the hospital: at last, an opportunity to settle scores with him, perhaps even take her revenge...

A documentary project by Jérôme le Maire 

Synopsis: Ameskar Foqani is a small village hidden away and enclosed in the remotest part of the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains. The village has no roads or tracks, no school, no telephone system, no post office, no police, no hospital and no electricity either. It is just made up of a few large walnut trees in the middle of the fields on the mountainside and three hundred inhabitants who cultivate them using traditional techniques.In this cut-off environment, nothing seems to have changed for centuries. Time seems to stand still. Yet, just a few miles away as the crow flies, a team of five men responsible for bringing a big change to the hemmed in mountain villages are making slow but sure progress. What are they bringing to the area? Electricity.

Documentary by François Ducat.

Synopsis: Somewhere between Aix and Marseille, Casanova is victim of a carriage accident. He is welcomed by a woman that offers hospitality without him recognising her.

It is only the next day when he is far away that Casanova learns that he was the guest of his greatest love, the mysterious Henriette. The young woman he had met 13 years prior to that had always remained an enigma and managed to hide her true identity.

 A short film project by Laurence Bibot

Synopsis: I was thinking for a long time about the story of an attractive, well off, city and rural, educated, modern woman, who was willing to do some soul-searching, in love with her husband, in control of her life, like one controls a car. An encounter with a hitchhiker turns her world upside down.

A documentary project by Milena Bochet 

Synopsis: Having described a Romany child (Gejza) and an old storyteller - TV repairer (Vozar), I would now like to focus on women. Four women from different generations will speak. The girl to be married, the mother, the wife, the sorceress - all these facets will help us tackle the theme of love as well as more taboo subjects such as sterilisation, divorce and prostitution. The surreal will be superimposed on the experiences of each of the women, with the surreal and the real being closely linked in Romany culture. Life experiences will blend with the imagination and the real women will rub shoulders with spirits and creatures with feminine names: Mulés (the dead), Gulidai, Mamuna and Nora will appear. These are attractive yet all devouring women, women in love but also vampires. 

With the support of the CBA 

A documentary project by Jacques Dochamps and Alain Marcoen 

Synopsis: At the heart of the Amazon rainforest, on the edge of the Andes, lives a native people who have been fighting the mining projects of the large multinationals for fifteen years.

A documentary project by Guillaume Senez 

Synopsis: Most people aspire to a better world. They search for happiness, their own happiness. But what makes people happy? Is money the answer? Although the saying states the opposite, many people like to think that they would lead happy lives if they were rich.

Recognising that money is a contributing factor, is it possible to put a figure on happiness?