Films from september 25, 2024 - activities

Mother Land, Alexandre Aja's psychological thriller starring Halle Berry: trailer

Mother Land, Alexandre Aja's harrowing thriller starring Halle Berry, a mother and her sons facing an invisible danger, in cinemas September 25.

After by Anthony Lapia: Our opinion and the trailer for this techno film

A true techno-experiment, Anthony Lapia's After is due in French cinemas on September 25, 2024. Discover our review and the trailer.

Emmanuelle, Audrey Diwan's new film starring Noémie Merlant - trailer

Emmanuelle, a daring adaptation by Audrey Diwan starring Noémie Merlant and Jamie Campbell Bower, explores an intimate quest in sensual Hong Kong. In theaters September 25, 2024.

Riverboom - Claude Baechtold captures a road trip to Afghanistan in a unique documentary comedy

Riverboom, a documentary comedy by Claude Baechtold, follows the incredible journey of three reporters to Afghanistan after the September 11 attacks. In theaters September 25, 2024.

L'Heureuse élue: Camille Lellouche shakes up family conventions in a wacky comedy

L'Heureuse élue, a comedy by Frank Bellocq starring Camille Lellouche and Michèle Laroque, recounts the adventures of a desperate man who, to deceive his parents, hires his Uber driver as a fake fiancée. In theaters September 25, 2024.

Weekend in Taipei: George Huang's new thriller with Luke Evans and Gwei Lun Mei

Weekend in Taipei, George Huang's breathtaking thriller starring Luke Evans and Gwei Lun Mei, plunges you into a suspenseful adventure. Coming to theaters September 25, 2024.

Vivre, mourir, renaître drama by Gaël Morel with Lou Lampros and Victor Belmondo

Gaël Morel's 'Vivre, mourir, renaître' explores the complexities of love in the age of AIDS. The film, unveiled in the Cannes Première section during the Cannes Film Festival 2024, is due in cinemas on September 25, 2024.

Viêt and Nam - Minh Quý Trương's introspective drama: trailer

Viêt and Nam, directed by Minh Quý Trương and starring Thanh Hai Pham, Duy Bao Dinh Dao and Viet Tung Le, is a poignant drama. This film, selected for Un Certain Regard at the Cannes Film Festival 2024, explores love, grief and the quest for reconciliation with the past.