Mathieu Amalric Movies

Political rivals try to sabotage a new mayor and her eccentric plans for an underprivileged French municipality.

Laurent is seeking a path in life after living his childhood and teenage years in laziness. He has a conflictual relationship with Rodolphe, his...

Beautiful, sad story told from multiple perspectives. A man picks a dahlia before entering his home. His dog senses something is wrong. The...

Francesca and her husband, Martin, are dreamers. They live a carefree existence oblivious to the increasingly hostile world closing in on them. Their...

Five gigantic sinkholes have recently been discovered on a remote plateau on the other side of the world. A team of experts has made the trip to...

Paul returns home to the family farm and rediscovers the people and places of his childhood.

A young man returns to the family home to face a childhood trauma: his brother's suicide, but nobody in the family is willing to help him.

To say that the renowned Impressionist artist, Vincent Van Gogh (1853-90) had a dysfunctional family is likely to do a disservice to ordinary...

In this contemporary adaptation of Pierre Corneille’s brilliant, eponymous 17th century play, the enigmatic Alcandre is now a hotel concierge...

A village nestled in the mountains. Winter is harsh, Jules is struggling, and his only sun is Bachir. The two men love each other, yet Jules is...

A young woman disguises herself as a knight to expose a gold-digging man divided between her and a Countess.

She was 18. They were in love and lived together for ten years. 20 years later, he receives a letter from her. L is very ill. He grabs hold of his...

Portrait of actor and filmmaker Mathieu Amalric, shot in Quimper (France) on November 28, 1998 at 12:10 PM.

A journalist must portray a sociologist.

Marcelo Novais Teles, a young Brazilian, arrives in Paris to become an actor. But he is caught up in a very intense love as well as professional...

Laurent Achard set up his camera on the set of Paul Vecchiali’s film Le Cancre to capture the director’s creative power. Although...