Three Colors

Julie is a woman who loses her husband and young daughter in a car accident. While recovering in the hospital, Julie tries to commit suicide. After that, she attempts to detach herself from her previous life and find personal freedom, embarking on a journey of self-discovering. It is the first of three films that make up the Three Colours trilogy, themed on French Revolutionary ideals. The subject of the story is emotional liberty, with poetic and introspective storytelling, you can not miss that.

A Polish immigrant in France finds himself destitute after his French wife divorces him and leaves him with nothing. He embarks on a complex journey back to Poland, plotting revenge while rebuilding his life. This darkly comic film explores themes of equality and vengeance with sharp wit and a unique narrative style. A compelling part of the Three Colors trilogy, it's a must-watch for fans of thought-provoking cinema.

Valentine Dussaut is a University of Geneva student who works as a model. After a modeling job, Valentine hits a pregnant dog. She meets Joseph, the dog’s owner and they develop a friendship, she soon learns about Joseph's past and his curious habit of eavesdropping on his neighbors' phone conversations. Focusing on the theme of fraternity and exploring interconnectedness and chance encounters, it is a beautiful and poetic movie that will leave your heart warm.