Anton Salachas

Tomas and Martin are a gay couple living in Paris whose marriage is thrown into crisis when Tomas impulsively begins a passionate affair with young schoolteacher Agathe. But when Martin begins an affair of his own, Tomas must confront life decisions he may be unprepared—or unwilling—to deal with.

When cops recruit a has-been DJ to bust a quirky criminal gang with ties to his rival, he spots a chance to mix his way back to the top with a banger.

For the past 10 years, Gaëlle has been going to the beach in Biarritz at 5 am, on her birthday. Today, Gaëlle is 30 years old. And like every year, David and Erika, two 20 year old ghosts, come out of the water to spend 24 hours with her...

As the Summer break comes to an end, Cédric, Romain and Carlos' friendship gets rocky while playing what might be their last Warhammer game together.

Robin, a shy and insecure young man, accompanies his friend Jérémie to a drawing class where Jérémie is supposed to pose nude. But an unforeseen event forces Robin to take Jérémie's place. Shame, discomfort, and disturbing visions mingle as he tries to hold the pose under the gaze of the students. In this confrontation with himself, Robin discovers an unexpected image of his own body.

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"In the Basement of Apollo Hall" delves into the greatest and most significant question for a composer: What is music, and why does it exist? Attempting an answer Appelqvist draws upon the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche's theories about art, where the Greek gods Apollo and Dionysus are used to describe humanity's inherent conflict between order and chaos, a tension that also plays out within the music.