Thierry Lhermitte

And Now... Ladies and Gentlemen... -- A jazz singer and a British jewel thief are brought together by their mutual desire to forget the past.

Closet -- When Noah forgets his cellphone on the night stand of a cheating rich socialite, it's a race against time to recover it before her husband returns home. Things go astray when his recovery efforts put him face to face with something very unexpected.

A thief (Jeremy Irons) on the run from a life of crime. A nightclub singer (Patricia Kaas) hoping to escape from the blues of heartache. Two lost souls who have become fugitives from the passt...but now, fate is about to bring them together in the unfolding present. halfway around the world, in a mysterious and enchanted village, they will each seek a way to literally save their endangered lives, while discovering a love that will radically change them.

Valentin is a jewel thief on the run from a life of crime. When he is forced to make an emergency landing on the Moroccan coast he meets a burned-out jazz singer named Jane. They begin a romance that gives them both a chance to forget the past.

A jazz singer and a British jewel thief are brought together by their mutual desire to forget the past.

The always popular Gerard Depardieu (102 Dalmatians, Vatel) stars in a warmly engaging comedy that shows how one little white lie can change everything! A dull and lonely accountant working at a condom factory, Francois (Daniel Auteuil) meekly endures office jokes and backroom whispers that he's about to be fired...usually instigated by his loutish coworker Felix (Depardieu). But that all changes when a rumor about him spreads around the office! Much to his surprise, this funny falsehood becomes the catalyst that sends Francois' life on an unexpected and hilarious turn for the better! As this outrageous, critically acclaimed story unfolds, you'll laugh along with Francois as he keeps this improbable charade going in an inspired bid to save his job and transform his life!

Closet -- When Noah forgets his cellphone on the night stand of a cheating rich socialite, it's a race against time to recover it before her husband returns home. Things go astray when his recovery efforts put him face to face with something very unexpected.

The Closet -- (excerpt from full film) Caught between the walls of emotional realities, our characters search their way. Ramon and Trinidad in their Bronx apartment have buried a family secret in the closet. A visit by Pastor Parker and his wife reveal the true struggle of power.

New Yorker Michael Cromwell suddenly learns that he has a 13-year-old son that's been raised in the jungle. He brings the boy to New York, and that's where the fun starts...

America's favorite entertainer, Tim Allen, is at it again as commodities broker Michael Cromwell, king of the Wall Street jungle. With money, power, and an engagement to a beautiful fashion designer, he has it all. But when Michael travels to the Amazon to finalize the divorce from his first wife -- a jungle doctor -- she reveals that he also has a blowdart-shooting, giant-spider-carrying, 13-year-old son, Mimi-Siku. Cultures clash when Mimi is entrusted by his tribal chief to bring back fire from the Statue of Liberty. Back home in New York, Michael must somehow convince Mimi that pets are not for eating and it's not nice to chase people with your killer spider. But when Michael's partner (Martin Short) crosses a Russian mob boss in a coffee bean deal, Mimi and Michael must use all their jungle skills in a hysterical father/son rescue.

Michael Cromwell, a New-Yorker, suddenly learns that he has a 13-year old son that's been raised in the jungle. He brings the boy to New York, and that's where the fun starts...

After missing her connecting flight in Paris, a forlorn American woman named Mo Alexander (Karen Allen) is forced to head back to her hotel, where she meets Xavier de la Perouse (Thierry Lhermitte), a wealthy French businessman who happens to be married. Regardless, the pair ignites a passionate affair seemingly destined to end in heartbreak. Will Mo relish her new relationship while it lasts, or will guilt get the best of her?