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Arte celebrates Europe Day by offering a journey through the continent in seven award-winning short films.

Alone and physically impaired following a stroke, a film director falls under the spell of a con artist.

Catherine Breillat’s films often revolve around the issue of sex and has adapted several of her own novels for the screen.

An eclectic cinematic journey through the decades with some of the finest classics of European cinema.

ARTE offers you an eclectic cinematic journey, taking in masterpieces from across the decades in a celebration of European cinema.

The Marquise de Flers decides to marry off her granddaughter, the jewel in the crown of the French aristocracy, to Ryno de Marigny.

A misogynistic and disillusioned police officer lusts after his colleague’s young wife.

Especially for Hallowe’en, a collection of spine-tingling short films to watch… if you dare.

A teenager uncomfortable in her own skin stirs up the desires of an older man without intending to take things further.

Surrounded by fields and cows, Christin lives on the farm of her boyfriend Jan’s father.

Director Jeanne is authoritarian, even disrespectful, towards her team. She struggles to get authentic sex scenes from her lead actors, who loathe each other.

Experience the magic of film through their soundtracks: From tentpole classics to cult favourites. 

Starring Karin Viard, Sólveig Anspach’s deeply moving debut feature film depicts her battle with breast cancer.

Antonio tries to free his lover Candela from the spell cast by her late ex-lover Diego.

Champion disco dancer and daughter-in-law of an evangelical pastor, Mirjam starts to question her faith and her family.

Starring Jean Rochefort, Philippe Noiret and Lisa Kreuzer, this spy film is also an unexpected love story.

In 1960s Belgrade, two police officers investigate the murder of a beloved singer who led a turbulent life.

A portrait of Jean Seberg, a forty-year-old in the silence of a woman's solitude.

Hungary in the 1970s. A young factory worker tries to break free from social conventions and the burden of her social background.

Having returned to Hungary after ten years, András feels lonely and out of place. Zsuzsa, a child just as rebellious and lonely as he is, is his only connection.