Estéban

Humans are following the Voice. Inserted coins into dispensers raise the beat. Loneliness thinks she is pretty and rules people life. Then two dreamers cross each other road. When a striper mermaid meet a thief diver, the world around them had better watch out.

Theodore, an awkward and clumsy Parisian struggling to come to terms with a bad breakup, is suddenly reinvigorated when he spots a pretty girl jogging. The next day, he stumbles upon an old jazz songbook that contains all but one page for "The Sound of Love,” a tune that supposedly has the power to make anybody who hears it fall in love. Theodore travels to New York to find the rest of its music.

Wracked with guilt after unjustly punishing her daughter Linda, widowed mother Paulette resolves to do anything to make it up to her. What does the girl want? A meal of chicken with peppers, which reminds her of the dish her father used to make. But with a general strike closing stores all across town and pushing people into the streets, this innocent request quickly leads to an outrageous series of events that spirals out of control, as Paulette does everything she can to keep her promise and find a chicken for Linda. Directors Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach unleash a unique visual marvel of hand-painted animation with bright, color-blocked characters, and a story that blends slapstick comedy, musical, and family drama, as Paulette and Linda ultimately confront the grief of an unspoken tragedy through the meal that could finally bring them closer together.

Since Hector encountered Truquette at the Louvre on July 14th, he’s only had one thing in mind: to seduce this girl who he’s mad about. The best way to do so is to take her to the seaside. His pal Pator agrees wholeheartedly, particularly if she comes along with her friend Charlotte.

After the sudden death of his mother, Max holds onto the reality that he can see and speak to her until he slowly falls for a shrink named Ohiana.