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

After her mother’s death, 16-year-old goes to a children’s home where she has to fight to build a life.

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.

Some parents welcome the new school year, some dread it.

Tony lives with his partner and child in a shabby building in Marseille.

Étienne tries to answer to his 5-year-old daughter's incessant questions...

Mia Hansen-Løve describes her love for the cathartic and emancipatory dimension of cinema.