Juliette Meyniac

Paul, a 45-year-old businessman, is about to radically change his life ... He organized everything down to the smallest detail the lucrative sale of his website to a Russian company, his divorce and his departure on a paradise island with his mistress .... The sole confidant of his stratagem and his plans for the next day: his friend Michel, a naive and blundering computer genius who follows Paul like a beacon ... But on the eve of this fateful day , everything changes: a short circuit causes the oven to explode just when Paul is in the kitchen. He came out unscathed, but against all odds, completely lost his memory ... Recorded at Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens

Marianne Riblon runs a small construction business in the south of France. Widowed and estranged from a daughter she hasn't seen in 15 years, she spends her time and working and has a life devoid of affection. An active member of the town council, she has strong conservative and racist convictions. One day, her daughter Charlotte calls her to tell her she's a grandmother. Her grandson, Nicolas, is 12 and is on his way to come see her. Charlotte wants her to take care of the child while she's being treated for leukemia. A the station, Marianne discovers the boy is half-black. The two learn to know each other...

Si el tiempo existe, ¿se puede transmitir la culpabilidad de generación en generación como si se tratara de una enfermedad genética? ¿Qué consecuencias puede tener una falta no expiada en el culpable y también en sus descendientes y familiares? Al término de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, en el ambiente enrarecido de los arreglos de cuentas relacionados con el colaboracionismo, una mujer será absuelta de un crimen que ha cometido. La película se desarrolla en la actualidad, durante las últimas elecciones municipales, momento en el que se comete otro crimen. ¿Quién es el culpable? ¿El que comete el crimen o el que se acusa de haberlo cometido? ¿Y culpable de qué? Y si el tiempo no existe…

To save the family business, a young man tries to convince his old aunt to sell her vineyard. But a previous encounter he had with his aunt's maid, who has another job that is not very recommendable at night, could screw things up.

Pierre Cassou, an accountant with Copy Corp, finds his colleagues increasingly unbearable. He decides to confess his difference in his own way.