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Emma Bovary thinks to escape her dull, provincial life by marrying the local doctor and moving to town, only to find more of the same.
A recreation of the 1914 Christmas truce in the trenches during the first winter of World War One.
A group of unemployed men who see no hope in their future decide to try to turn their fortunes around with a hold-up.
A homegrown terrorist escapes from jail in Grenoble and stays one step ahead of the police.
Second part of Belvaux's trilogy is played mostly for laughs as a man comes to believe his wife is caught up in conspiracy.
Final part in the trilogy about a Grenoble detective and an escaped con.
Bronte's classic is transported to 1930s France.
Family reunion Tasha Hubbard on exploring the aftermath of the Sixties Scoop in Meadowlarks
Throwback Adam Rehmeier on the spirit of Seventies cinema and Carolina Caroline
Uncovering everyday moments Alvin Hall and Sam Pollard on uncovering the history of The Lorraine
Driven by love and capitalism Director Pierre Le Gall on the themes of Flesh and Fuel
The ultimate act of friendship Robin Campillo on picking up the threads from the late Laurent Cantet
Reaching for a better future Daniel E Catullo, Julie DeVercelly and Gary DeVercelly on hazing and 4000 Days
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