In a little town on the Venetian lagoon, a woman dedicated to work and family receives unexpected 
news: she is the reincarnation of Marie Antoinette.

In Jericho, on the sacred night of Ramadan, an amnesiac awakens in the middle of the street. His search for identity stirs buried secrets and forces a community to confront choices that could disrupt the city’s fragile balance.

A helicopter takes off in a swirl of snow; a line of pickups is parked along a mountain road. Adam, fifteen, follows his older brother up an Alpine pass to block migrants from crossing. Deep in the mountains, engulfed by a roaring blizzard, their paths diverge and an unseen event changes everything.

Milo, a reserved Black man trapped in obsessive routines dreads the swimming test required for his upcoming medical check-up. Convinced that his hands are too small to keep him afloat, he signs up for swimming lessons by correspondence. His exchanges with Lydia, an empathetic and encouraging instructor, slowly begin to crack the rigid shell of his world.

Yannick, a hurried delivery driver, loses his way on a country road and hits a cat in front of an isolated house. When his vehicle refuses to start again, he has no choice but to knock on the door.

On the day of the violent crackdown on migrants in Melilla, Omar, a young Beninese illegal worker in Porto, gallops through the streets of the city on his motorbike, delivering parcels at the behest of the digital eye of the platforms.

Since they were children, Aya, Yanice and Maelo have felt a strange energy deep within themselves. One day, they decide to go on an adventure and find out about this energy. This initiatory journey takes them through mountains, forests, and lakes… Until they finally reach their destination.

​​Yanis, a young Kabyl man, is leaving for Paris the following day. He goes to the nearby village to tie up loose ends. There he learns of the death of a childhood friend and meets another at the funeral. A mishap in a café turns his last day in the backwaters of an earthy and soggy Algeria into a road movie, first desperate, then thoughtful and melancholic.

Jacques, in his fifties, takes care of his bedridden, possessive mother Arlette. Their dull, routine-bound life revolves around a daily ritual: after his shower, Arlette dries Jacques’ long hair. One morning, a black bath towel found at the bottom of his well awakens in him a newfound desire for emancipation: to dry his hair on his own.

Amine, a solitary teenager, reluctantly spends time at the local boxing gym. To escape these painful hours, he fixates on Rayan, a young boxer who stirs unfamiliar desires in him. At night, after school, Amine uses photos of his cousin Sihem to become “Amina” and secretly chat with Rayan on social media.