Françoise Fabian

Surrealist director Luis Buñuel's 1967 drama about a young housewife who spends her midweek afternoons as a prostitute.

Thespian Guillaume Gallienne adapts his own one-man show in this flamboyant comedy confessional. He explores his upbringing, his relationship with his mother (also played by Gallienne, in drag), and the eventual embracing of his inner heterosexual after he was raised like a daughter and assumed gay.

François Ozon's follow up to his international hit Swimming Pool. Follows two people, and five moments from a marriage told in reverse. Unhappily, it starts with Gilles (Freiss) and Marion (Tedeschi) as they sign their divorce papers, then backtracks to key moments in their life together - making for an anatomy of a failed marriage.

French farce about a dinner party of 40-somethings which descends into an evening of bickering and feuding when one of the guests announces a controversial name for his soon-to-be-born son. Confined largely to the hosts' apartment, the movie is adapted from the filmmakers' 2010 play of the same title. Using most of the stage version's key cast.