Paula Luna

As Raphaël calls Zoé, who has left to work in London, he remembers a day in August in Paris. From the bedroom to the Bois de Vincennes, passing through the streets he knew with her, the apparent purity of his memories crumbles.

In a faraway future, on a wild and untamed female inhabited planet called After Blue, a lonely teenager named Roxy unknowingly releases a mystical, dangerous, and sensual assassin from her prison.

A woman wakes up in the Real World for the first time. She is very afraid of going outside or falling asleep. But when she does, she is confronted with her meta unconsciousness. She needs to decide and find out who she is or wants to be. She also wants to fall in love.

The end of the world of humanity as seen by Mandico. A time, as much future as current, where “cinema will be will be all other and nothing else”. Where, “it will be the last appointment of the flesh”, where “the energy will be cannibal and the sun will reflect to say nothing”. Pessimistic or optimistic is this cinematic pamphlet on art? In this destroy, and barbaric, jubilant and cinematic transgressive performance, it's up to you to think. Because thus spoke Bertrand Mandico...

A wedding editor stumbles upon a murder while working on a wedding project and must unmask the killer before becoming the next victim.