Guillemette en est certaine : son histoire avec ce garçon bientôt de retour de Séville va mal tourner. Sujet récurrent des conversations avec ses copines, la confidence vire à la litanie…

2012 film by Sophie Letourneur

Pam is twenty. She and her girlfriends hang out together on the couch at The Ranch, the apartment she shares with Manon. Sitting around chatting, drinking, smoking, and dancing are part of life at their age, but there comes a time when you need to cut loose from the group and go your own way...

Summer holidays. Sardinia, Italy. A family (road) trip. Claudine, soon to be 11 y.o., tells the story of their adventures as they go along. When Raoul, her 3-y.o. brother, doesn't bother her...

A French couple burnt out by the routine of their daily family life decides after much hesitation to travel to Sicily for a short holiday. Voyages en Italie depicts the neuroses and eccentricities of Jean-Philippe and Sophie, the gracious dynamics of their relationship and the depth of their affection and intimacy. With brilliant dialogue, breathtaking authenticity and masterful performances by music star Philippe Katerine and filmmaker Sophie Letourneur herself, the film is an endless parade of delightful moments, mood switches, hilarious situations and romantic arguments. Grabbing you from the very beginning, Voyages en Italie amusingly conveys how the mere choice of a holiday destination exponentially increases the stress that this duo is desperately trying to alleviate, while also managing to capture the extraordinary in the ordinary, walking with a steady rhythm the tightrope of expectation and disillusionment. The film’s three-part structure takes us from the preparations for the journey to its reflective aftermath – while cleverly dissecting the clichés about transformative tourist trips. A self-conscious rewriting for contemporary times of Roberto Rossellini’s Voyage to Italy (1954), Letourneur’s return to IFFR (La vie au Ranch, IFFR 2010; Énorme, IFFR 2020) comes as a rendition of a zany romantic comedy that has the right mixture of freshness, humour and intelligence. 源自：

2014 film by Sophie Letourneur

Laetitia and Sophie go to Quimper, town where Laetitia used to live, to pass the weekend. Sophie is having problems with her husband, while Laetitia tells her about one of her youth's boyfriends, the "masked sailor" she used to love while she lived in Quimper.

It takes him suddenly at 40 years: Frédéric wants a baby, Claire never wanted one and they agreed on that. He commits the unforgivable and makes a child behind her back. Claire turns into a whale and Frédéric becomes a doting father.