From now until 17 February, discover the 20 films on the world’s biggest online festival devoted entirely to recent francophone cinema. For its 15th edition, MyFrenchFilmFestival brings you an eclectic selection to make you laugh, cry and think. The programme aims to reflect the wealth and diversity of French language cinema. Whether a fan of poignant dramas, wacky comedies, white-knuckles thrillers, thought provoking genre films, cult classics, hard-hitting documentaries, or unique and poetic animations, there is something for everyone in the 2025 selection!
A Family Affair
A social drama, a comedy, and a genre film that question contemporary family dynamics touching on themes of love, adversity, and resilience.
Business as Usual
Whether set in a classroom, behind the scenes on a film shoot, a construction site, or a job search, these four films examine our relationship to work.
- Alarms by Nicolas Panay
- The Apprentices by Pierre Salvadori
- Making of by Cédric Kahn
- A Real Job by Thomas Lilti
Kaleidoscopic Identities
Four striking stories to explore the themes of transformation and the search for self-knowledge.
- Alexx196 & the Pink Sand Beach by Loïc Hobi
- GiGi by Cynthia Calvi
- Nube by Christian Arredondo Narváez & Diego Alonso Sánchez de la Barquera Estrada
- Along Came Love de Katell Quillévéré
Look Around, What Do You See?
Three unique poetic visions from filmmakers turning their camera towards the interactions between creation and art, nature and culture.
- The Dreamer by Anaïs Tellenne
- Montsouris Park by Guil Sela
- The Mysterious Adventures of Claude Conseil by Marie-Lola Terver & Paul Jousselin
Silent, No More
A documentary, a thriller, and a short film that break the silence and invite us to reflect upon sexist and sexual violence and harassment.
- Changing Rooms by Violette Gitton
- The Man with a Thousand Faces by Sonia Kronlund
- Through the Night de Delphine Girard — in partnership with Wallonie-Bruxelles Images (WBI)
Working Class Heroes
An investigation on Mars, a stay in the mountains, and a board game that turns sour: discover three hard-hitting stories that fan the flames of class war.
- Sweet Tooth by Joséphine Darcy Hopkins
- Winter by Jean-Benoit Ugeux — in partnership with Wallonie-Bruxelles Images (WBI)
- Mars Express by Jérémie Périn
Festival trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXbdN4qBnlE
HOW TO WATCH THE MOVIES
For more details on the festival and to access the full list of movies please visit https://www.myfrenchfilmfestival.com/ . You will be required to create an account before you can watch the movies. Please note that all movies are free except “Making of” by Cédric Kahn.