Alain Bashung

A 19th-century drama about a man whose heart was replaced with a clock when he was born. The situation dictates that he should avoid feeling strong emotions -- love, most of all -- but he just can't keep his feelings under wraps. (imdb)

Samuel Benchetrit takes the helm for this laid-back crime comedy that weaves together four stories which all eventually convene at a roadside diner. Franck (Edouard Baer) is a petty criminal who is currently pondering the prospect of holding up a remote diner. When observant waitress Suzie (Anna Mouglalis) eventually realizes that Franck has more than a meal on his mind, she reveals that she too had considered robbing the place until getting disheartening peak at the anemic cash register. (allmovie.com)

No wonder Bisexual Attorney Alain is confused. He's bedding his female boss, his guilty of murder client, the client's hairdresser girlfriend and a precocious boy who knows what he wants and tries to convince Alain that 'he can have it all'. (imdb)

This film deals with the uncomfortable topic of incest, yet it is a credit to the director that he conveys the story with grace and subtlety. (imdb)

Gilbert is employed as the incinerator of used tickets at the Bank of France. Serge, his childhood friend, comes from a long stay in Australia. With Mark, the brother of Gisèle (Gilbert's wife), they will try to get help from Gilbert to steal the tickets intended for destruction in order to repay their creditors, manipulating Gilbert.

This one is kind strange like the others, it's like a modern gathering around a rock'n'roll Christ in a graveyard full of old cars.