• 99F - Jan Kounen : Octave Parango (Jean Dujardin) is a young copywriter in a large Parisian advertising agency, called Ross & Witchcraft. Although he is talented at his job, he is also cynical, selfish and irresponsible, and leads an irresponsible life, and is an excessive abuser of cocaine. He succeeds in spite of all these traits in finding love with Sophie, a co-worker at the agency, but when she tells him she has fallen pregnant to him, it is no surprise that he flees his responsibilities.

• Qu’un seul tienne et les autres suivront - Léa Fehner : Zorah, Laure and Stéphanie travel through the streets in the same city but do not know each other. Laure discovers her first lover with fervour and innocence. Zorah leaves Algeria in order to try and understand why her son died in France, and Stéphanie faces a proposal that could change her life, but at what price? One day they find themselves in a prison’s visiting room. It is in this fiery setting that their stories meet and their passions are exacerbated.

• Une execution ordinaire - Marc Dugain : In the autumn of 1952, a young doctor is secretly called in to care for Stalin. Both friendly and perverse all at once, the dictator creeps into the lives of the couple and her partner, and establishes a relationship with her riddled with secrecy and manipulation.

• Les derniers jours du monde - Arnaud et Jean-Marie Larrieu : The end of the world is near. Robinson Laborde (Mathieu Amalric) is embarking on a journey across Spain and the south of France, in a pre-apocalyptic atmosphere, that finds him in the arms of many women in the quest for love. It is a French film that is both a comedy and science fiction.