Michel Piccoli

Panayotis Fyrios

Eva Krini

Vangelis Kazan

This international collaboration has five unrelated titles in four languages, and includes filmmakers and stars from France, Germany, Italy and Greece. It is set in the modern period in Greece, during that time known as "the rule of the Colonels." The story concerns the cat-and-mouse police investigation of Georgis, a travel agent (Ugo Tognazzi), for his possible involvement in the death of a man under surveillance who was shot in the cafe at which Georgis was having lunch. For a while, it is impossible to tell who is the cat and who the mouse; ultimately, though, the heavy-handed tactics of the police win through.—Clarke Fountain

La Faille

La Faille (1975)

Renée Faure

Lucien Coëdel

Georges Tourreil

The story begins with the murder of a horse trader, which sets free a black stallion that roams through the snow and the village terrifying the people as it gallops.

The Bellman

The Bellman (1945)

Claudia Cardinale

Jacques Perrin

Philippe Lejour

Real estate developer Bob Hansen discovers that his wife Catherine is cheating on him with his partner. He reacts calmly and even encourages their meetings, thinking that this is the only way to not lose them both.

La part du feu

La part du feu (1978)

Yves Montand

Romy Schneider

Isabelle Huppert

Rosalie is amicably divorced, dividing her time between her mother's house, with her siblings and small daughter, and César's. He's self made, a scrap iron king, outgoing, amiable, in love with her. Enter David, an artist and Rosalie's flame before her marriage. In a quiet, brooding way, he seeks to reclaim Rosalie. César's jealous outbursts and attempts at cunning backfire and send Rosalie into David's arms. César keeps trying: he buys Rosalie's childhood seaside vacation home as a gift, wins her back, then must ask David to join them so Rosalie will be happy. When Rosalie discovers César and David's complicity, she again asserts her freedom, leaving the men alone together.—

Cesar & Rosalie

Cesar & Rosalie (1972)

Tchéky Karyo

Philippe Torreton

Bernard Verley

The wife of an influential judge kills a famous criminal, dubbed Robin Hood by the press, in her home in cold blood. She is put on trial for murder but claims that it was self-defense. Her lawyer investigates her mysterious past.

L'ange noir

L'ange noir (1994)

Christian Clavier

Michel Blanc

A touching portrait of modern life, whether showing the human dimension of large issues, or deftly detailing the intimate reverberations of a casual love affair.

Spoiled Children

Spoiled Children (1977)

Nicole Garcia

Hélène Roussel

Daniel Vérité

A magnate and his younger wife hire David to teach guitar to their teenage daughter. The wife quickly seduces David, and simultaneously he strikes up an acquaintance with the family's inquisitive neighbor. One night, David is mugged but rescued from injury by a stranger, Daniel, who also becomes David's friend and admits to being a hit man. Video tapes of their activities appear in the lovers' mail; David thinks they're from the neighbor, Daniel is sure the husband is onto the affair and hired the mugger. After Daniel tells David that he's been hired to kill the husband, an elaborate manipulation plays out, with murder, suicide, a payoff, more videos, and a surprise pairing.—

Death in a French Garden

Death in a French Garden (1985)

Anita Pallenberg

Gerard Malanga

Annie Girardot

Back home, Glauco, an industrial designer, finds his wife in bed with a serious headache. She has left him dinner but it is cold and Glauco decides to prepare himself a gourmet meal. While looking for some kitchenware, he discovers a revolver wrapped in a newspaper dating from 1934 announcing the death of famed mobster John Dillinger.—Guy Bellinger

Dillinger Is Dead

Dillinger Is Dead (1969)

Charles Gray

Jack Hawkins

Cliff Robertson

The British secret service hire a WWII veteran to voluntarily kidnap and smuggle a 13-year-old Arab prince into Spain. Once there, a gullible American mercenary is hired to protect him, but greed threatens to spoil the operation.

Masquerade

Masquerade (1965)

Bruno Cremer

Albert Rémy

A French resistance group liberates some prisoners from the German. Could one of the prisoners be a spy?

Shock Troops

Shock Troops (1967)

Geneviève Bujold

Pâquerette

Jacques Marin

Henri Danglard, proprietor of the fashionable (but bankrupt) cafe 'Le Paravent Chinois' featuring his mistress, belly-dancer Lola, goes slumming in Montmarte, circa 1890, where the then-old-fashioned cancan is still danced. There he conceives the idea of reviving the cancan as the feature of a new, more popular establishment...and meets Nini, a laundress and natural dancer whom he hopes will be the star of his new show. But a tangled maze of jealousies intervenes.—Rod Crawford

French Cancan

French Cancan (1955)

Harvey Keitel

Marcello Mastroianni

Vernon Dobtcheff

In June of 1791, a group of passengers in a stagecoach find themselves caught up in the events of the French Revolution, when they find themselves in the city of Varennes when revolutionists arrest the fleeing King Louis.—frankfob2@yahoo.com

That Night in Varennes

That Night in Varennes (1982)

Simone Signoret

Michèle Girardon

Alicia del Lago

In a village in Latin America, diamond miners are at war with the government, which wants to expropriate the owners of the mines. As the riots intensify, the loner Shark flees with the prostitute Djin, Father Lizardi, the old Castin and his young daughter Maria. The ragtag group gets lost in the depths of the jungle..—Arte

Death in the Garden

Death in the Garden (1956)

Muriel Deloumaux

Dominique Zardi

Max is a Paris detective, aloof, independently wealthy, and frustrated by gangs of robbers whom he cannot catch. To re-establish his stature and save face, he decides to inveigle a group of petty thieves (led by an old acquaintance) to rob a bank. A reluctant captain provides Max intelligence and Max starts spending evenings with Lilly, a prostitute who's the girlfriend of the group's leader. He poses as a rich banker with money to burn and encourages Lilly to think about her future. He hints at a payroll that comes through his bank. The plot works, the petty thieves think they're ready for a big score, and the cops are in place. What could go wrong with Max's cold plan? Who's entrapped?—

Max and the Junkmen

Max and the Junkmen (1971)

Françoise Fabian

Dominique Pinon

Jean-Louis Trintignant

Salomé Lerner just finished writing an autobiograpy. She goes to a TV show called "Apostrophes", hosted by French TV showman Bernard Pivot. Pivot then imagines a film that could be created from her gripping story. A film entirely made of music because after seeing the young pianist Erik Berchot, Salomé believes seeing her long lost brother, who was a musician as well. A brother she had lost along with her parents in 1943. However, the Lerners did in fact escape the gestapo and might have based themselves in Paris...—

Partir, revenir

Partir, revenir (1985)

Ángela Molina

Viviana Toniolo

Maria Romagnoli

Burned-out, over-the-hill actor Giovanni returns to Bologna for the funeral of his twin, Pippo, a wealthy suicide unlucky in love. The family tells Pippo's mother it was an accident, but there's a problem: Vanda, Pippo's one-time fiancée, won't grieve and refuses to come to the funeral. At a family dinner, Vanda talks about the note Peppo left. Again the family tries to keep mom in the dark. They assign Giovanni to persuade Vanda to keep up appearances. He sees her unhappy relationship with her father, who suspects her of sleeping with a doctor. Why she sees the doctor, how Giovanni and she deal with their mutual attraction, and his rebirth become the film's focus.—

The Eyes, the Mouth

The Eyes, the Mouth (1982)

Catherine Deneuve

Joëlle Gozzi

Pierre Danny

A young mute woman, living in a small village, is expecting a baby. Her husband is at the same time writing a novel and using the villagers as his characters. In the creative process, reality and imagination are constantly intertwined.

The Creatures

The Creatures (1966)

Louis Aragon

Elsa Triolet

The story of a poet's (Louis Aragon) love for his wife, the writer Elsa Triolet.

Elsa la rose

Elsa la rose (1966)

Henri-Jacques Huet

Steve Kalfa

Jean-Pierre Bagot

In a futuristic society, contestants pit their survival skills against each other in a fight to the death for cash prizes, and the contest is aired live on television.

The Prize of Peril

The Prize of Peril (1983)

Valérie Lemercier

François Berléand

Harriet Walter

Like Vanya, in Malle's last film, Milou never left the family estate. His mother dies during the May 1968 student uprising in Paris. The brother who is the London correspondent for Le Monde keeps turning up the volume of the radio for the latest news. A deceased sister's interest in the estate is represented by a niece who is an antique dealer, who is most interested in grandmother's emerald ring that Milou's daughter Camille has already slipped on her finger. A non-relative, a truck driver who can't deliver his load of tomatoes in Paris, brings a nephew who was part of the uprising. Everyone is on strike and the matriarch can't be buried.—Dale O'Connor

May Fools

May Fools (1990)

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