You Must Believe in Spring

A relationship that took over an entire artistic creation, between the daring painter Pierre Bonard and Marthe de Melini, who became the model for many of his paintings. Based on a true story, it was selected for the Cannes Film Festival. — When the French painter Pierre Bonard met Marthe de Melini, little did he know that this self-proclaimed aristocrat would become the cornerstone of his life and work. From that moment on, she became more than a muse for the "painter of happiness," appearing in more than a third of his work. Together, they reached their artistic fulfillment thanks to a colorful love affair, different from the standards of their time, feeding the great mystery surrounding their relationship.

One of the most beloved films of European cinema in the 2010s, a family drama full of humor, love, and humanity. A movie that feels like the warmest embrace. Its English-language remake, titled CODA, won 3 Academy Awards - including Best Picture. — All members of the Bélier family are deaf, except for 16-year-old Paula, who acts as the interpreter for her parents on a daily basis - especially when it comes to managing the family farm. One day, encouraged by her music teacher, she decides to audition for a prestigious vocal choir. A life-defining choice that signals her separation from her family and the inevitable transition into adulthood. — Nomination for Best European Comedy | European Film Awards | 2015 Most Promising Actress (Louane Emera) | César Awards | 2015 Best Actress (Karin Viard) | Lumiere Awards | 2015 Most Promising Young Actress (Louane Emera) | Lumiere Awards | 2015

Joe Wright’s first feature, with Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen, is the liveliest take on Jane Austen’s beloved novel and never left the culture. Elizabeth Bennet is the second of five daughters in a house with no son and no money, and at a ball a rich, silent man called Darcy insults her. — There are hens in the kitchen of the Bennets’ house in the English countryside, five daughters and no son, and nothing to give any of the girls as a dowry. Elizabeth, the second eldest, is the only one who won’t treat marriage as a transaction. She is also the one the wealthy Mr Darcy insults at a country ball. — Most Promising Newcomer (Joe Wright) | BAFTA Awards | 2006 Nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Keira Knightley) | Oscars | 2006 Nomination for Best Original Score | Oscars | 2006 Nomination for Best Achievement in Costume Design | Oscars | 2006

If it were a Tinder profile it would be a guaranteed match. If it were a tour guide in Barcelona, he would be the most popular. An adorable love letter to online dating, modern relationships and the hottest European city through stories of people looking for the antidote to loneliness, whatever that may be.

Harmony Corinne's explosive film that pulled Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens away from their Disney roots and sparked conversation like few others in the past decade with its wild mix of Florida parties, gangsters, Britney Spears songs and The Scarface. — Four young girls set their sights on Florida for spring break. Quickly, fun collides with illegality, they crash parties and fall in with dangerous mobsters as their trip spirals into the wildest, most reckless extracurricular adventure of their lives. — Official Selection - Main Competition | Venice Film Festival | 2012

Catherine Deneuve, her sister Françoise Dorléac and a dubbed Gene Kelly star in a dazzlingly colourful musical romance with a murder lurking in the background. Before he shot a single frame, Jacques Demy (“The Umbrellas of Cherbourg”) had thousands of shutters across Rochefort repainted. — In Rochefort, on the Atlantic coast, twin sisters teach dance and music and dream of finding romance and love in Paris. Then the summer fair rolls into town, bringing caravans, sailors and a troupe of travelling performers with it. What neither of them knows is that the answer to their dreams is only a few streets away. — Nominated for Best Music Score | Oscars | 1969

Even at their closest, they’re still a millimetre apart. Wong Kar-Wai (“In the Mood for Love”) wrote each scene in the morning and shot it that night, all in two weeks, and his cult film became the first release from Tarantino’s label. A cop, a wig, and “California Dreamin’” playing again next door. — Every day Cop 223 buys a tin of pineapple with a 1 May expiry date, because that’s the day he has promised himself he’ll stop pining. He can’t take his eyes off a woman in a blonde wig, never guessing that she deals drugs. Cop 663 has just been dumped as well, and his ex-girlfriend leaves the keys with the snack bar next door. — Official Selection | Locarno International Film Festival | 1994 Best Picture | Hong Kong Film Awards | 1995 Best Director | Hong Kong Film Awards | 1995 Best Actor (Tony Leung) | Hong Kong Film Awards | 1995 Best Actress (Faye Wong) | Stockholm Film Festival | 1994