All 82 Charlotte Gainsbourg Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of French-British actress Charlotte Gainsbourg as we present a captivating roundup of her finest cinematic moments.
Discover the depth and versatility of Gainsbourg’s acting skills as we delve into her diverse roles spanning various genres and periods, making for an enlightening and entertaining read.
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1. Paroles et musique (1984)
Paroles et musique, a 1984 French drama directed by Élie Chouraqui, follows the story of Margaux, a single mother juggling the responsibility of raising two near teenagers and pursuing her career as an editor of a music magazine. When Margaux’s husband, an American writer, abandons her in Paris and returns to the United States, she finds herself trying to navigate the world of music and relationships.
2. L’effrontée (1985)
L’effrontée” is a captivating French comedy-drama movie from 1985, directed by Claude Miller and starring Charlotte Gainsbourg in a powerful performance. The story revolves around a 13-year-old girl, Charlotte, who was raised without a mother and is eager to grow up. As she navigates family relationships, she meets an older boy and begins a relationship. Through her relationship, she teaches a young friend about life and learns a thing or two herself. The film beautifully showcases the struggles and triumphs of growing up in a working-class neighborhood, set against the backdrop of a summer vacation.
3. La tentation d’Isabelle (1985)
La Tentation d’Isabelle, a 1985 French drama-romance film, follows the passionate and tumultuous love stories of two interconnected young couples, Bruno and Isabelle, and Alain and Lio. As they experience extremes of love, violence, pride, and betrayal, their bonds are tested and strained.
4. Charlotte for Ever (1986)
Charlotte for Ever” is a unique blend of comedy and drama that revolves around the complex relationship between a father and his daughter. Director Serge Gainsbourg and writer Serge Gainsbourg bring a poignant story to life, where Stan, once a successful screenwriter, now finds himself struggling with alcoholism and a strange obsession with suicide. His one remaining link to life is his daughter, Charlotte, whom he plays the role of father to both in real and scripted situations.
5. Jane B. for Agnes V. (1988)
Dive into the world of “Jane B. for Agnes V. “ and witness the masterful collaboration between filmmaker Agnès Varda and legendary singer Jane Birkin.
6. Kung-Fu Master! (1988)
Kung-Fu Master! is an intriguing drama-romance film from 1988, with a compelling twist on a classic coming-of-age tale. The movie follows Mary-Jane, a lonely mother in her forties, who unexpectedly finds herself drawn into a heartfelt relationship with a 14-year-old boy. As their bond deepens, they must navigate through the complexities of their unique age difference and the societal stigmas surrounding their male-female connection.
7. The Little Thief (1988)
The Little Thief, “ originally titled “La petite voleuse, “ is a captivating 1988 French film that tells the story of an unhappy sixteen-year-old girl living in a small town in post-World-War-II France. As she tries to escape her dreary life, she finds solace in the company of three unique friends who help her navigate through love, betrayal, and the harsh realities of life.
8. Night Sun (1990)
Night Sun, a 1990 Italian drama-romance film, follows the life of young nobleman Baron Sergio Giuramondo whose quest for solitude is forever disrupted. After discovering the shocking truth about his bride-to-be, he leaves Naples, embracing a life as a monk.
9. Lest We Forget (1991)
Join 30 of the most renowned French filmmakers, including Alain Resnais and Jean Luc Godard, in Lest We Forget, a poignant and evocative film compilation that stands against the tide of oblivion, as their shorts collectively voice their plea for a political prisoner. Delving into the heart-wrenching tale of West Papuan activist Thomas Wanggai, who has since passed away in prison, Jean Luc Godard and Anne Marie Mieville’s film is one of many powerful voices brought together by Amnesty International.
10. Merci La Vie (1991)
Merci La Vie, “ a powerful drama with a runtime of 1 hour and 57 minutes, invites viewers to explore an intense bond between two teenage girls, pushing the boundaries of love and desire. Set in the 1990s, the movie delves into themes of infidelity and the intricacies of teenage sexuality. Directed by Bertrand Blier and written by himself, the film features a stellar cast, including Charlotte Gainsbourg, Anouk Grinberg, and Michel Blanc.
11. In the Eyes of the World (1991)
In the Eyes of the World” is a gripping drama thriller set in 1991 where Bruno Fournier, played by Yvan Attal, is desperate to prove his love to his skeptical girlfriend living in another town. The situation spirals out of control when he takes a drastic step and hijacks a school bus full of children, holding them hostage in a desperate bid to be reunited with the girl he adores.
12. Amoureuse (1992)
Amoureuse, “ directed by Jacques Doillon, is a gripping French drama that delves into the complexities of love, relationships, and jealousy. When Marie (Charlotte Gainsbourg) falls in love with Antoine (Yvan Attal), she wants to start a family.
13. The Cement Garden (1993)
The Cement Garden” captures the poignant and chilling tale of four siblings, who share a bond as they face the heartbreaking reality of their mother’s terminal illness. After her passing, they attempt to hold onto their memories and cope with loss by concealing her decomposing body in a makeshift concrete sarcophagus.
14. Dead Tired (1994)
Dead Tired, “ also known as “Grosse fatigue, “ is a 1994 French comedy film that delves into the complexities of identity and fame. Directed by Michel Blanc and written by Michel Blanc, Bertrand Blier, and Josiane Balasko, the film stars Michel Blanc, Carole Bouquet, and Philippe Noiret. Set in Paris, France, the plot centers around a French director named Michel Blanc whose life spirals out of control.
15. Anna Oz (1996)
In the mysterious world of Anna Oz (1996), director Eric Rochant leads you on a captivating journey into the life of Anna, a woman living in Paris. The line between reality and her Venetian dreamscape blurs as Anna’s encounters with her enigmatic counterpart manifest in chilling encounters. With a hauntingly enthralling plot, this thriller leaves you questioning the boundaries of one’s own imagination.
16. Love, etc. (1996)
Love, etc. “ is a captivating romantic comedy-drama that explores the intricacies of love, obsession, and the choices we make.
17. Le plus beau métier du monde (1996)
Le plus beau métier du monde” follows the story of Gerard Depardieu, a new teacher struggling to find his place in a lower class school. The eighth grade class he’s assigned to is proving challenging, and Depardieu also faces difficulties in his workplace. Set in a Parisian suburb, this comedic drama explores themes of divorce, personal growth, and the complexities of teaching.
18. Jane Eyre (1996)
Based on Charlotte Bronte’s renowned novel, “Jane Eyre” unfolds the story of a young, resilient orphan named Jane who is cast aside by her cruel aunt. This enthralling tale captures Jane’s journey of self-discovery and triumph as she faces trials and tribulations in harsh charity school, eventually seeking her path in Thornfield Hall. Directed by Franco Zeffirelli, the movie transports audiences to the heart of Victorian England with its mesmerizing portrayal of love, ambition, and the unyielding spirit of an unfailing heroine.
19. The Intruder (1999)
In the gripping thriller “The Intruder, “ we follow a young woman named Catherine (Charlotte Gainsbourg) who finds herself entangled in a mysteriously unsettling situation. After meeting and marrying the widowed Nick (Charles Edwin Powell), she moves into his eerily quiet apartment. As Catherine begins to experience strange occurrences within the walls of her new home, she’s left questioning whether her unsettling visions are products of her imagination or if there’s a sinister force at play.
20. The Log (1999)
The Log, “ also known as “La bûche, “ is a heartfelt comedy-drama set during Christmas time. After the passing of her husband, Yvette finds solace with the company of her three grown daughters — wealthy and bourgeois Sonia, financially unstable Louba, who is involved with a married man, and acerbic youngest daughter Milla. As they gather around the grave, past tensions and unresolved issues come to the surface.
21. Passionnément (2000)
Passionnément” is a French drama film that weaves a tale of love, loss, and the quest for truth. Released in 2000, the story centers around Faustine, a determined woman who is eager to uncover the circumstances surrounding her father’s death.
22. My Wife Is an Actress (2001)
My Wife Is an Actress” is a comedic drama about trust and relationships, released in 2001. Directed by Yvan Attal and written by himself, the film stars Charlotte Gainsbourg, Yvan Attal, and Terence Stamp.
23. Félix et Lola (2001)
Félix et Lola” is a beautifully crafted drama-romance film released in 2001. The captivating story revolves around Félix, a man operating dodgem cars in a fairground, who becomes obsessed with a mysterious young woman named Lola. As the two characters’ lives intertwine, their connection deepens, leading Félix on a thrilling journey of love and self-discovery.
24. La merveilleuse odyssée de l’idiot Toboggan (2002)
La merveilleuse odyssée de l’idiot Toboggan” is a French comedy-drama movie directed and written by Vincent Ravalec. The film stars Roland Amstutz, Antoine Basler, and Jean-Paul Bonnaire.
25. 21 Grams (2003)
21 Grams, “ a gripping 2003 film directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, follows the interconnected lives of a critically ill mathematician, a grieving mother, and a born-again ex-con, all brought together by a bizarre accident.
26. Happily Ever After (2004)
Happily Ever After” (2004) is a comedy-drama film directed by Yvan Attal, showcasing the intricate emotions entwined in love and marriage. With an Italian-French-English dialogue, the film explores the compatibility of love with coupledom, as well as the notions of freedom and fidelity. Set against the backdrop of two married men, the movie delves into their struggles and dilemmas, questioning the boundaries of their relationships.
27. Premiers pas (2005)
Premiers pas” is a French documentary that explores the early years of learning and growth through the eyes of a group of children. The film captures their innocence and curiosity as they navigate the challenges of their first experiences and emotions.
28. L’un reste, l’autre part (2005)
L’un reste, l’autre part” is a French comedy-drama released in 2005, starring Charlotte Gainsbourg, Daniel Auteuil, and Nathalie Baye. Directed by Claude Berri, the film revolves around two long-time couples, who, unbeknownst to each other, are both involved in long-term affairs.
29. French Beauty (2005)
French Beauty, “ a 2005 documentary directed by Pascale Lamche, delves into the captivating world of femininity in French cinema. The movie stands as a testament to the power and influence of women in the French New Wave movement.
30. Lemming (2005)
Lemming” is a thrilling French drama directed by Dominik Moll. The film follows the life of Alain, a man who has recently developed a highly advanced flying web-cam. His life takes a dark turn when he discovers a rare Scandinavian lemming in his kitchen sink. This discovery sets off a chain of unsettling events that lead to murder, suicide, and a dangerous obsession.
31. Prête-moi ta main (2006)
Dive into a whimsical world of family, love, and perfume in the charming French comedy ‘Prête-moi ta main. ‘ Directed by Éric Lartigau and written by Alain Chabat, Philippe Mechelen, and Laurent Tirard, this delightful rom-com follows the story of Luis, a 43-year-old bachelor with a penchant for sniffing out the perfect scent. With his family nudging him to settle down, Luis hires a ‘fiancée’ to appease his loved ones.
32. Golden Door (2006)
In the inspiring drama “Golden Door”, set in the early 20th century, a Sicilian peasant embarks on a journey to the land of opportunity — America. He meets a captivating Englishwoman in the harshest environment, Ellis Island. Both must overcome trials, temptations, and challenges to pass through the golden door that symbolizes their dreams and new lives.
33. The Science of Sleep (2006)
The Science of Sleep” is an enchanting comedy-drama-fantasy film that revolves around a dreamer who finds his world turned upside down with the arrival of a French woman. Directed by Michel Gondry, this charming movie, originally titled “La science des rêves, “ is a whimsical journey filled with breathtaking visuals, witty humor, and heartwarming drama.
34. I’m Not There (2007)
I’m Not There” — a gripping and intriguing biographical drama that takes us on a journey through the life and work of the legendary Bob Dylan. Todd Haynes masterfully weaves six characters, each embodying a different aspect of Dylan’s life and music, giving the audience a voyeuristic experience.
35. La science des rêves — Film B (2007)
Embark on an enchanting and whimsical journey in “La science des rêves — Film B” (2007), directed by the visionary Michel Gondry. This captivating comedy, drama, and fantasy film, set in the iconic Max Linder cinema in Paris, follows the presentation of “Film B” from Gondry’s groundbreaking film, “The Science of Sleep. “ The event is graced by the presence of the director and some members of the film’s crew, providing an intimate insight into the crafting of this cinematic wonder. With its distinctive blend of dreamy narrative, witty humor, and breathtaking visuals, “La science des rêves — Film B” earns an impressive IMDb rating of 7.6, garnering a total of 952.0 votes from its loyal and enthralled audience.
36. The Beaches of Agnès (2008)
The Beaches of Agnès”, also known as “Les plages d’Agnès”, is a thought-provoking and captivating documentary film by legendary French director, Agnès Varda. Released in 2008, this one-of-a-kind film takes the viewer on a journey through the life, memories, and career of the director herself.
37. Mes stars et moi (2008)
Mes stars et moi” is a hilarious French comedy where a passionate movie fan, played by Kad Merad, embarks on an extraordinary journey to work alongside his favorite celebrities. With an incredible star-studded cast including Catherine Deneuve and Emmanuelle Béart, this film takes viewers on a rollercoaster of emotions as our protagonist braves the chaotic world of Paris cinema. The movie is a delightful blend of humor and heart, reminding us all that sometimes our greatest heroes are not always the ones we expect.
38. The Uninvited (2009)
The Uninvited” is a haunting tale of psychological horror, delving into the dark, twisted corners of the human mind. Set in 2009, this chilling film, directed by Charles Guard and Thomas Guard, is a mixture of drama, fantasy, and horror.
39. Persécution (2009)
From renowned French director Patrice Chéreau comes a compelling and intimate drama, Persécution (2009). Starring Romain Duris, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Jean-Hugues Anglade, this complex tale of love, intrigue, and mystery unfolds against the backdrop of a fragile relationship between Daniel (Duris) and Sonia (Gainsbourg).
40. The City of Your Final Destination (2009)
The City of Your Final Destination” (2009) is a touching drama, romance film written by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and Peter Cameron and directed by James Ivory. The story revolves around Omar, a young man who embarks on a journey to write an authorized biography on a deceased writer. His path leads him to a beautiful farm in Uruguay, where he must navigate through the complex relationships of the writer’s brother, widow, and mistress/mother of his child.
41. Madonna: Celebration — The Video Collection (2009)
Dive into the world of Madonna with “Madonna: Celebration — The Video Collection” (2009), an impressive compilation of music videos spanning her illustrious career from 1983 to 2009. This visually stunning collection, featuring iconic tracks like “Vogue, “ “Like a Prayer, “ and “Express Yourself, “ takes viewers on a journey through Madonna’s evolution as an artist.
42. Antichrist (2009)
Antichrist, “ directed by Lars von Trier, is an intense and mind-bending drama, horror, and thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The film follows a grieving couple, who in their attempt to mend their broken hearts and restore their troubled marriage, retreat to their secluded cabin in the woods. But this peaceful retreat quickly turns into a nightmare as they are plagued by terrifying and unexplainable occurrences.
43. The Tree (2010)
In “The Tree, “ a heart-wrenching drama directed by Julie Bertuccelli, a young girl named Dawn finds solace in the presence of her late father through the leaves of a towering tree that stands near their house. After the sudden death of their father, Dawn and her mother struggle to overcome their grief, relying on each other and the mysterious whispers of their beloved patriarch.
44. Public Speaking (2010)
Public Speaking” is a mesmerizing documentary film directed by Martin Scorsese that stars Fran Lebowitz, an enigmatic and critically acclaimed writer known for her perspective on modern life. The captivating film weaves together Fran’s candid, off-the-cuff commentary with intriguing archival footage, creating a vivid and intriguing portrait of Fran’s worldview, past experiences, and unique perspective on society.
45. Melancholia (2011)
Melancholia” (2011) is a captivating drama and sci-fi film directed by the ever-unpredictable Lars von Trier. The plot revolves around two sisters who discover their already strained relationship is further tested as a mysterious new planet threatens to collide with Earth. The movie is both a poignant exploration of depression and a riveting look at the end of the world.
46. Do Not Disturb (2012)
Do Not Disturb, “ a 2012 French comedy-drama directed by Yvan Attal, explores the reunion of two long-lost friends, Jeff and Ben. Having taken very different paths since their college days, Jeff — the ever-wandering artist and lover — and Ben — the family man — reunite unexpectedly at 2am.
47. Confession of a Child of the Century (2012)
In the early 19th century, Paris is the epicenter of drama, passion, and betrayal in the critically acclaimed drama, “Confession of a Child of the Century. “ Directed by Sylvie Verheyde and based on the novel by Alfred de Musset, this gripping movie transports audiences to the heart of historic France as it chronicles the tumultuous journey of Octave (played by Pete Doherty).
48. Gainsbourg by Gainsbourg: An Intimate Self Portrailt (2012)
Gainsbourg by Gainsbourg: An Intimate Self Portrailt is a gripping documentary that explores the life and legacy of chanson legend Serge Gainsbourg through his own words. With a runtime of just over an hour and a half, this film takes an in-depth look at the career and personality of Gainsbourg, using interviews and recordings as its primary sources.
49. Nymphomaniac: Vol. II (2013)
Nymphomaniac: Vol. II, a provocative drama directed by Lars von Trier, continues the story of Joe’s sexually charged life, diving into the darker aspects of her adult experiences. The film explores Joe’s fixations and the events that led to her seeking Seligman’s care.
50. Nymphomaniac: Vol. I (2013)
Nymphomaniac: Vol. I is a captivating drama directed by Lars von Trier, based on a self-diagnosed nymphomaniac’s journey to recount her erotic experiences to the man who rescued her after a brutal assault. Intriguing, complex, and provocative, the film explores taboo subjects, combining arousing eroticism and powerful storytelling to create a sensational experience.
51. Son épouse (2014)
Son épouse” is a gripping drama that follows the life of Gracie, a young Tamil woman residing near Madras, plagued by behavioral disorders since her marriage. As memories of her lost friend Catherine, who mysteriously passed away, are brought back, Gracie’s haunting past begins to intertwine with Joseph’s present. Joseph, Catherine’s grieving ex-husband, embarks on a journey to India in an attempt to mend his mistakes and connect with Gracie.
52. Misunderstood (2014)
Misunderstood” is a heart-wrenching drama that transports viewers to Rome in 1984. Aria, a nine-year-old girl, struggles with her parents’ focus on their careers and personal lives, leaving her feeling neglected and misunderstood. Starring Giulia Salerno and surrounded by an incredible supporting cast, this 2014 film explores the struggles of love and being young in the face of parental indifference.
53. 3 Hearts (2014)
Directed by Benoît Jacquot and written by Julien Boivent and Jacquot, 3 Hearts is a captivating French drama-romance movie that premiered in 2014. The film features a complex love triangle between a tax inspector, his new bride, and her sister. Unwinding this tangled web of emotions is a gripping narrative that captivates the audience as the characters navigate personal growth and self-discovery through a series of intertwined relationships.
54. Samba (2014)
Samba (2014) is a captivating French comedy, drama, and romance film directed by Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano. The story revolves around the life of Samba, a Senegalese man who has worked in France for 10 years. After being arrested and facing legal struggles, he befriends the woman who helps him with his case. When he is finally released and told to leave France, his life takes an unexpected turn.
55. Jacky in the Kingdom of Women (2014)
In the whimsical comedy “Jacky in the Kingdom of Women, “ young dreamer Jacky embarks on a fairytale-like journey to win the hand of his beloved. But this is no ordinary kingdom; in the land of Bubunne, women reign supreme, while men are left to wear veils and engage in domestic duties. Dealing with a matriarchal dictatorship, Jacky faces challenges akin to Cinderella’s as he strives to make his dreams come true.
56. Every Thing Will Be Fine (2015)
Every Thing Will Be Fine” is a thought-provoking drama film directed by Wim Wenders and written by Bjørn Olaf Johannessen. The story revolves around a novelist named Tomas, played by James Franco, who is struggling to cope with the aftermath of a tragic accident. One day, while driving aimlessly after a domestic squabble, Tomas accidentally hits and kills a child. Filled with guilt and despair, Tomas wrestles with the question of whether he can ever truly move on from this traumatic event.
57. The Jews (2016)
The Jews” is a 2016 French comedy film directed by Yvan Attal that revolves around a French-Jewish actor who seeks counseling and delves into various stereotypes regarding Jewish individuals through a series of short interconnected stories. The film, originally titled “Ils sont partout”, provides insight into these widely-held beliefs while weaving a humorous narrative featuring performances by Yvan Attal, François Bureloup, and Tobie Nathan. The movie explores themes of identity, prejudice, and society’s perception of religion, ultimately sparking conversations on these complex topics.
58. Dark Crimes (2016)
Dark Crimes, starring Jim Carrey, Marton Csokas, and Charlotte Gainsbourg, is a gripping crime drama that delves into the depths of an author’s disturbing fiction and real-life horror. Based on the 2008 article “True Crimes — A Postmodern Murder Mystery” by David Grann, the film unfolds the story of a murder investigation into the slain businessman whose life eerily mirrors the plot of an author’s book.
59. Norman (2016)
In “Norman, “ an unassuming New York fixer and wheeler dealer, Norman Oppenheimer, navigates the murky waters of politics. When he befriends a young politician in a moment of desperation, little does he know that his chance encounter will lead to a profound impact on both of their lives. As the politician rises in power and influence to become a world leader, Norman’s life undergoes a dramatic transformation, filled with both incredible opportunities and harrowing consequences.
60. Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)
Independence Day: Resurgence” takes us back to the world 20 years after the first alien invasion on Earth. With new, advanced defense systems in place, humanity must face an even greater threat from beyond our solar system. Starring Liam Hemsworth, Jeff Goldblum, and Bill Pullman, this high-stakes sequel showcases the battle between mankind and the extraterrestrial forces.
61. Promise at Dawn (2017)
In “Promise at Dawn, “ a man reflects on his incredible life journey, from his childhood to his experiences during World War II. Throughout his narrative, the story of his self-sacrificing mother, who raised him alone, unfolds. This heart-wrenching tale explores themes of anti-Semitism, the bravery of a young boy in Nazi-occupied Europe, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and son.
62. Ismael’s Ghosts (2017)
Experience the emotional intensity of “Ismael’s Ghosts, “ a riveting drama directed by Arnaud Desplechin. Starring Mathieu Amalric as a conflicted filmmaker, the plot is set in motion when his former lover, portrayed by the captivating Marion Cotillard, reenters his life. This unexpected twist, coupled with the impending shoot of a new film, triggers an exhilarating and suspenseful tale of love, betrayal, and personal growth.
63. The Snowman (2017)
The Snowman” (2017) is an intriguing crime drama that follows the gripping investigation of Detective Harry Hole (Michael Fassbender), as he unravels the mysterious disappearance of a woman. As the chilling snowfall reveals a menacing snowman, wrapped tightly in her missing scarf, Harry delves into the horrifying world of a serial killer.
64. The House That Jack Built (2018)
The House That Jack Built” is a chilling crime thriller that delves into the dark world of a serial killer’s twisted mind. Spanning over a period of twelve years, the film follows the story of Jack, an intelligent but troubled man, who becomes increasingly obsessive and violent. As he builds a house, he takes us on a chilling journey through his mind, leading us down a path of murder, mayhem, and madness.
65. I Think We’re Alone Now (2018)
In the eerily quiet world of “I Think We’re Alone Now” (2018), Peter Dinklage makes his mark as a reclusive survivor in a post-apocalyptic landscape. Having lost everything to the chaos of humanity’s downfall, this character finds solace in his newfound isolation. However, in an unexpected turn, Elle Fanning’s arrival as another survivor threatens to shake up his tranquil existence, sparking an emotional exploration of loneliness, companionship, and the human will to connect amidst desolation.
66. My Dog Stupid (2019)
My Dog Stupid, “ starring Yvan Attal, takes the audience on a heartwarming journey filled with laughter and a few bumps along the way. Henri, a middle-aged writer undergoing a crisis in his life, discovers a humongous, smelly, and rude dog lurking unexpectedly in his home.
67. Ordinary Happiness (2019)
Ordinary Happiness” is a delightful blend of comedy, drama, and fantasy. The film, released in 2019, tells the heart-warming story of Paolo, who is given a new lease on life after a near-death experience. Thanks to a clerical error in a celestial bureaucracy, Paolo is informed that he will have only 92 more minutes on Earth to live. Determined to make the most of his precious time, he searches for a way to feel joy in the simple moments of life.
68. Oh Les Filles! (2019)
Oh Les Filles! is a gripping documentary that delves into the world of French music history and culture. Directed by François Armanet, the film takes us on a journey through time, exploring the lives and careers of some of the most iconic French singers and artists of the past century.
69. Tesla (2020)
Tesla (2020) delves into the life of the remarkable visionary inventor, Nikola Tesla, exploring the intricate relationships he had with Thomas Edison and J. P. Morgan’s daughter, Anne. The film unveils a series of breakthroughs Tesla made in transmitting electrical power and light.
70. Jane by Charlotte (2021)
Jane by Charlotte” is a powerful and intimate documentary directed by Charlotte Gainsbourg about her mother, Jane Birkin, with both of them exploring the complexities of their relationship through the lens of a camera. This biographical film takes us on a journey of self-discovery as they uncover each other’s true selves and leave room for their bond to flourish.
71. Sundown (2021)
In “Sundown, “ the Bennett family’s vacation in exotic Acapulco is cut short by a distant emergency, forcing them to return home. However, tensions rise when one relative disrupts the family’s tight-knit order, leading to a dramatic and explosive confrontation.
72. Suzanna Andler (2021)
In the gripping drama, Suzanna Andler, Charlotte Gainsbourg portrays a middle-aged mother trapped in a loveless marriage with a wealthy, unfaithful businessman. Seeking an escape from her monotonous life, Suzanna embarks on a journey to a Riviera beach house, accompanied by her young lover. Their plans to create a perfect family vacation for the summer are filled with excitement and anticipation.
73. The Accusation (2021)
The Accusation, “ also known as “Les choses humaines, “ is a compelling French drama directed by renowned filmmaker Yvan Attal and released in 2021. The film centers around a young man, who becomes the subject of a shocking rape allegation by a young woman. As the accusation goes public, societal norms and the legal system are thrown into disarray, leaving the accused to face public scrutiny and the potentially devastating ramifications of a trial.
74. Gainsbourg, toute une vie (2021)
Gainsbourg, toute une vie is a riveting French documentary that takes an unfiltered look into the life and career of the eclectic and enigmatic Serge Gainsbourg. This 1-hour 50-minute self-portrait offers viewers a glimpse into the multifaceted life of the iconic French musician and artist, who tragically died on March 2, 1991, at the age of 62.
75. Birds of Paradise (2021)
Birds of Paradise” is a thrilling drama that takes you behind the scenes of an elite Parisian ballet academy. The movie follows two talented girls, played by Diana Silvers and Kristine Froseth, as they fiercely compete for a coveted contract to join the prestigious company of the Opéra national de Paris.
76. The Passengers of the Night (2022)
In “The Passengers of the Night” (2022), directed by Mikhaël Hers, Elisabeth, played by Charlotte Gainsbourg, is left alone with her two children in the city of Paris, France. She takes up a job on a late-night radio show and befriends a young girl named Talulah, played by Quito Rayon Richter. As they grow closer, Elisabeth becomes responsible for Talulah’s upbringing, and the two navigate life’s challenges together.
77. The Pale Blue Eye (2022)
The Pale Blue Eye” is a gripping 2022 crime thriller starring Christian Bale and Harry Melling, set in the winter of 1830s America. A seasoned detective is tasked with solving the brutal murder of a West Point cadet. As the mystery begins to unravel, the detective enlists the aid of a young, enigmatic West Point student — who would later become the renowned author Edgar Allan Poe.
78. M3GAN (2022)
A chilling nightmare comes to life in M3GAN, a thrilling blend of horror, sci-fi, and suspense. Following a recent loss, an orphaned girl and her aunt form an unlikely bond, becoming the unsuspecting focus of a twisted tale of artificial intelligence.
79. The Almond and the Seahorse (2022)
The Almond and the Seahorse” is a captivating drama movie that delves into the complex world of traumatic brain injury and its profound impact on our lives. Set in the UK, the film unfolds through the journey of an archaeologist and an architect whose lives are changed after a tragic accident. As they struggle to rediscover themselves and their relationships, they must confront the harsh reality of a future they can no longer predict.
80. Jane Birkin et nous (2022)
Dive into the world of Jane Birkin with the intriguing documentary, “Jane Birkin et nous” (2022). This fascinating film takes audiences on a journey through the life and career of the French sensation.
81. Life for Real (2023)
Life for Real, originally known as La vie pour de vrai, is a light-hearted comedy movie released in 2023. Directed by Dany Boon and written by himself, this French-Belgian production features stars like Dany Boon, Kad Merad, and Charlotte Gainsbourg. The story revolves around Tridan Lagache (played by Dany Boon), a man who has spent his entire life at Club Med, a Mexican vacation club.
82. Nous, les Leroy (2024)
In 2024, “Nous, les Leroy” (Only the Leroy’s), a heartwarming French comedy directed by Florent Bernard, follows a man as he embarks on a road trip with his estranged family to relive cherished memories and confront impending divorce. As they traverse the roads of their past, the Leroy family faces laughter, tears, and the challenge of reconnecting before it’s too late. A feel-good film, “Nous, les Leroy” showcases the power of love and family, delivering an unforgettable cinematic experience.
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