Charles Baudelaire

The story of a ghost that haunts a work of the French painter Gustave Courbet. It is about Jeanne Duval, a black woman whose real name is not known, muse and companion of the poet Charles Baudelaire. Deleted from the painting by Courbet himself, Jeanne returned to the surface as if the paint pigments could not bear her erasure. Between archival footage and animation, this documentary paints a worthy portrait of the woman who inspired some of the most beautiful poems in the French language, although she has been mistreated by the poet's biographers, blinded by their prejudice.

Brighton Mills é uma pequena vila de pescadores perdida em algum canto solitário do litoral dos Estados Unidos. Tudo transcorre calmamente, como sempre, até que o único médico do lugar morre repentinamente.Seus pacientes entram em pânico: o falecido doutor parece ter levado com ele um terrível segredo que pode significar a vida ou a morte daqueles que se medicavam com ele. A filha do médico, a também doutora Sarah ( Michele Hicks) deixa sofisticada Manhattan e volta à provinciana Brighton Mills para tentar desvendar os mistérios de seu pai. Porém, quanto mais ela se aprofunda nas investigações, mais ela se envolve num mundo obscuro e inexplicável, repleto de segredos inconfessáveis.Os fantasmas do passado estão prestes a deixar as suas tumbas.

Carole discovers the world of a prison of women, women willing to do anything to gain a few moments of oblivion, or moments of ecstasy, a world of everyone for himself with its procession of humiliations, constraints and pleasures stolen.

Commissioned by French television, this is a short documentary on the neo-classical statues found throughout Paris, predominantly on the walls of buildings, holding up windows, roofs etc.

Fiction based on texts by Baudelaire, Sade, Lovecraft and Lautréamont.

A woman enters a nightclub and slowly begins to open herself up.