Blanche Gardin

Jeanne and Victor are two young Parisians returning home from holiday. On the way, they stop to visit their friend Jean-Paul who lives in a meadow with his community. The group are fighting the construction of a water park on the last wetland in the region, and more broadly, battling against modern society. Jeanne and Victor are seduced by the community's way of life and decide to stay a few days. When during their stay a pandemic strikes the world, the group realise they are the last survivors and Victor and his family get stuck with the hippie community indefinitely... From director Éric Judor comes a hilarious story about a community promoting "another way of life" against the backdrop of our changing global environment.

Controversial author Michel Houellebecq (Submission) joins Blanche Gardin in an epic journey that is as bizarre as it is humorous. The two travel to Guadeloupe for a look-a-like contest hosted by Gardin. But the event quickly becomes a spectacle that entangles the duo in a strange and intriguing scenario.

France is a star journalist running between a television set, a distant war and her busy family life. But everything is turned upside down after she injures a delivery man in a car accident. As France attempts to slow down and retreat into an anonymous life, her fame continues to pursue her.

On a rare night off, parking attendant Yannick goes to the theater to catch a production of the comedy The Cuckold. Dissatisfied by the boring performance, Yannick hijacks the show: he takes the theater hostage and demands to become the playwright.

Unmarried chauvinist Damien wakes up in a matriarchal society where he falls in love with Alexandra and must work to decipher the inverted codes of this new world.