What makes Le Monde Est À Vous special is that the heroes of this film are second and third-generation immigrants of Moroccan and African descent, aware of their immigrant roots, looking to make it big. Trailer for Le Monde est à toi, a French comic caper film Predictably, nothing goes smoothly and the film is constant chaos.

Le Monde Est À Toi is an old-school Tarantino-esque comic caper about a small-time and somewhat naive criminal Farès (Karim Leklou) looking to go clean by buying an ice-pop franchise in Morocco, but who is drawn into one last run when it turns out his ridiculously OTT blingy mother Danny (Isabelle Adjani) gambled away the money he was going to use for that deal. Sometimes you have to have a bit of fun, and this film is that. Le Monde Est Á Toi (The World Is Yours)Ģ018, Comedy. It’s unconventional from start to finish but audiences love it, and you might, too. One of those rare films where you’re taken on a journey where every detail is significant, if not at the moment but later. Slightly macabre, extremely original, creative, captivating, and unexpectedly poetic. Trailer for J’ai perdu mon corps, a surprisingly emotional French cartoon film about a severed hand. It’s without dialogue (this hand doesn’t speak sign language), but rich with meaning. Allociné: 4.1 Still from J’ai Perdu Mon CorpsĪ strange animated feature, fittingly hand-drawn, told from the point of view of a severed hand, separated under ambiguous circumstances, and the epic quest to reunite with its owner. J’ai Perdu Mon Corps (I Lost My Body)Ģ014, Anime, Drama. Sometimes hard to watch, but also hard to stop watching. What makes the film extra gritty is it’s in cinema verité style, using non-professional actors and set in real locations. Some scenes are pretty confronting emotionally because we watch closely how intensely their lives affect both of them.

Rather than the classic story of Zach taking his prostitute girlfriend off the streets, he ends up proudly pimping her out and going to war for her in territory disputes and conflicts with his friends. Just a warning… this film is no “Roxanne”. Trailer for Shéhérazade, a gritty French film shot in cinema verité Sheherazade - A gritty French romance/drama movie on NetflixĪ quite bleak romance/drama between a 17-year-old drug dealer Zach (Dylan Robert), just released from juvenile detention and who promptly breaks parole, and a teen prostitute Shéhérazade (Kenza Fortas), set in the more dangerous parts of Marseille.

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