Unbitten (2013)

Actors: Nick Murphy (producer), Daniel Magro (actor), Daniel Magro (producer), Daniel Magro (director), Sarah Dewey (actress), Malia Dawkins (actress), Liz O'Leary (actress), Christina Lanni (actor), Rachel Gitlevich (costume designer), Rachel Gitlevich (actor), Rachel Gitlevich (producer), Margaret Marshall (actress), Angie Schlauch (actress), Alli Kelly (actress), Susan Hoare (actress),

Where the Wild Roses Grow (2012)

Actors: Romana Carén (writer), Romana Carén (producer), Romana Carén (actress), Romana Carén (director), Frederik Füssel (producer), Katja Benrath (actress), Robert Zapletal (editor), Raki (actor), Kai Peterson (actor), Kai Peterson (actor), Nadia Schroll Casares (miscellaneous crew), Geoffrey Dawes (actor), Katharina Lakinger (producer), Thomas Borchert (composer), Tony Matzl (actor),

Plot: Traumatized by the untimely death of her brother when they both were children Yasmina lives an isolated life in the village Angloville. One day a mysterious man comes to the village and invites her to a picnic in the woods. She decides to take the risk and finds a long hidden treasure.

3 Hours (2010)

Actors: Aaron Young (producer), Lewis Albrow (editor), Sam Snape (writer), Fawaz Zoubi (miscellaneous crew), Nada Atieh (miscellaneous crew), Rawan Babia (miscellaneous crew), Issa Sawaqed (producer), Regan Hall (producer), Gregor Stolz (producer), Regan Hall (director), Rafat Basel (actor), Fadi Omeish (costume designer), Ra-Ed Musharbash (miscellaneous crew), Toby Stone (producer), Abdullah Amer (actor),

Plot: A dramatic recreation of an incident in Baghdad in 2007, when random militants massacred nine children. This caused the mixed Sunni/Shia community to blame each other in a tragic cycle of violence. 3 HOURS follows an older brother as he struggles between forgiveness and his desire for revenge.

Ceremonia de inauguración - 56º festival internacional de cine de San Sebastián (2008)

Actors: Robert De Niro (actor), Juan Diego (actor), Daniel Day-Lewis (actor), Roberto Benigni (actor), Steve Buscemi (actor), Jonathan Demme (actor), Javier Bardem (actor), Woody Allen (actor), David Cronenberg (actor), Alfonso Cuarón (actor), Javier Cámara (actor), Willem Dafoe (actor), Eduardo Campoy (actor), Antonio Banderas (actor), Matt Dillon (actor),

Un novio para Yasmina (2008)

Actors: José Luis García Pérez (actor), Núria Villazán (writer), Francisco Olmo (actor), Francisco Espada (producer), Sanaa Alaoui (actress), Hicham Malayo (actor), Cándido Gómez (actor), Irene Cardona (director), Irene Cardona (writer), María Luisa Borruel (actress), Olga Lozano (actress), José Antonio Lucía (actor), Maribel Ruiz Pacual (producer), Jorge Berzosa (editor), Fermín Núñez (actor),

Plot: Lola loves weddings, even though her marriage is on the rocks and she suspects that her fiancé Jorge, has fallen in love with Yasmina. Yasmina is in a hurry to get married to Javi, a policeman who prefers to take his time. Alfredo is against the marriage, but would be ready to get married for friendship...or for money.

Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs (2007)

Actors: Martine Rapin (costume designer), Pierre Aknine (director), Ken Duken (actor), Jean-Pierre Guérin (producer), Michèle Bernier (actress), Luca Ward (actor), Nicky Marbot (actor), Pierre Aknine (actor), Gérard Jugnot (actor), Jean Benguigui (actor), Amidou (actor), Jacques Spiesser (actor), Hubert Saint-Macary (actor), Sandrine Diot (miscellaneous crew), Corinne Devaux (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: In around 800 AD, two men divide up the world: the Emperor Charlemagne in the West and, ruling from Baghdad, the Caliph Rachid Pacha in the East. The Caliph sends to Charlemagne an ambassador who brings with him an elephant as a gift. Considering the animal to be a symbol of force, and thus a threat, Charlemagne decides to respond by sending emissaries back to the Caliph. The Emperor entrusts his imperial cross, encrusted with an enormous ruby, to a monk, a man of letters little inclined to action, father Seraphim. In this way, Charlemagne aims to display his force and wealth to Rachid Pacha and, in so doing, to maintain the balance of power between the two empires. At the end of a long voyage, Charlemagne's emissaries, accompanied by the Caliph's ambassadors, make a final halt in an oasis where they are killed by a gang of thieves. Charlemagne's cross is stolen but Father Seraphim is miraculously spared by the thieves as is young Morgiane, the magician Al Miradjan's daughter. This young woman will be bought at a slave market by Cassim, Ali Baba's greedy and vain brother. The 40 thieves are in fact under the orders of the great vizier, or minister, Yaya, and of Caliph's repudiated wife, Zubayda, who have secretly organized the massacre of the ambassadors in the hopes of sparking a diplomatic crisis and forcing Rachid Pacha to declare war on Charlemagne. With Rachid Pacha gone off to fight, Zubayda could take over the power. Discovering the treasure in the cave, Ali Baba cannot resist the temptation of grabbing Charlemagne's cross. His fateful encounter with History is sealed. From that point on, Ali Baba will struggle with a host of problems : how to keep his discovery secret, how to escape the wrathful vengeance of Malik, the leader of the thieves, how to settle the arrangements for the marriage of his oldest son, Slimane, who, in the meantime, has fallen in love with the beautiful Morgiane, and no longer wants to marry his father's choice, and, finally, how to get his wife to live in peace with his sister-in-law, Ouria who has been widowed when the 40 thieves caught her husband, Cassim, in their cave and cut him up in little pieces. The plot thickens even more for Ali Baba when he invites Father Seraphim into his home and learns the reasons for the monk's coming to Baghdad. The West must combine forces with the East in order to foil the plans of the infamous Yaya and of the terrifying Zubayda, to save the beautiful Morgiane who has been kidnapped by the Vizier and to reach the unapproachable Caliph and reveal the villainous plot to him and give him back Charlemagne's cross. World peace depends on their success.

Ados amor (1998)

Actors: Zarina Khan (director), Zarina Khan (writer), Zarina Khan (producer), Damir Zisko (actor), Karima Bnichou (actress), Alexandrine Guillez (actress), Sabrina Radde (actress), Pablo Bravo (composer), François Stuck (director), Cyrille Hrouda (actor), Annie Jaks (editor), Hérald M'Banga (actor), Meidi Marville (actor),

Contrôle d'identité (1993)

Actors: Jacques Penot (actor), Peter Kassovitz (director), Maria Schneider (actress), Marie-Christine Adam (actress), Christian Pereira (actor), Laurent Petitgirard (composer), Lyèce Boukhitine (actor), Quentin Raspail (producer), Laurence Hennion (editor), Kal Mansoor (actor), Fethi Haddaoui (actor), Francis Peltier (producer), Karine Nuris (actress), Dalila Meftahi (actress), Salah Miled (actor),

Monsieur Barnett (1975)

Actors: Paul Bisciglia (actor), Josée Dayan (director), Jean Anouilh (writer), Yvette Petit (actress), Rachel Boulenger (actress), Alexis Nitzer (actor), Jacqueline Guilbert (costume designer),

La renégate (1948)

Actors: Pierre Larquey (actor), Édouard Delmont (actor), Maurice Escande (actor), Frédéric Mariotti (actor), Nicolas Amato (actor), Marcelle Géniat (actress), Marcel Pérès (actor), Yves Vincent (actor), Jacques Henley (actor), Eugène Yvernès (actor), Valéry Inkijinoff (actor), Manuel Gary (actor), Jacques Séverac (director), Jacques Séverac (writer), René Pascal (actor),