Richard Bohringer

From co-writer/producer Luc Besson ('La Femme Nikita', 'Léon: The Professional', 'The Fifth Element') comes the sharp and sumptuous sci-fi/comedy/thriller 'Kamikaze'. Michel Galabru ('Subway') is Albert. He’s old, bored, batty and unemployed…but brilliant with computers. Albert embarks on a mission to get rid of the people he hates most—the televised kind—and invents a way to kill TV announcers, on air, from the comfort of his own home. Police are baffled, but Richard Bohringer as Inspector Romain Pascot dedicates himself to the chase. Also starring Dominique Lavanant, the cult ’80s classic 'Kamikaze' bursts with slick widescreen visuals by cinematographer Jean-François Robin ('L’Amour Braque') and pulsing musical soundscapes by composer Éric Serra ('GoldenEye'), complementing the explosive satire on couch-potato culture.

The memoirs of Brantôme, published in 1740, certainly gave an admirable picture of the general court-life of the time, with its unblushing and undisguised profligacy. There is not an homme illustre or a dame galante in all his gallery of portraits who hasn't engaged in what Medieval Christian prescriptions as well as the Victorian society would regard as sexual immorality; and yet the whole is narrated with the most complete unconsciousness that there is anything objectionable in their conduct.

An art photographer is able to make ends meet thanks to an enigmatic man.

Working for an opera singer in Nazi-occupied Paris, a young impoverished pianist discovers a world of glamor, compromise and risky betrayal.

As told in its native French, the story of forbidden love in WWII unfolds through the diary of a German officer who rejects Nazism to help a Jewish woman change her identity.

On improvising a burglary at a shady tycoon's home, Fred takes refuge in the hip and surreal universe of the Paris Metro and meets unique individuals.

A powerful banker and his mistress enter a world of insatiable - and deadly - erotic desire.

Two young elephants freely roaming the wild plains of Africa find themselves on a life-changing adventure when they get separated from their family.

Decades after being abandoned as a young child, Chiara finds her mother and asks her to spend 10 days together in a remote location.

Written, directed and produced by Angelina Jolie Pitt, By the Sea follows a writer (Brad Pitt) and his wife (Jolie Pitt) as they come to terms with issues in their marriage.