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- Welcome to Paranoia, the ultimate escape game. Rule #1: Nothing is real. Rule #2: One of you will die. Lucas and Chloe, two passionate gamers, decide to participate to Paranoia, a very exclusive escape game. After solving a first riddle, they make it to the location of the finale in an abandoned mental hospital, lost in a frightening forest. There, four other participants are waiting on them. They soon realize that only one of them will get out of there alive. Based on the best selling novel "Puzzle" by Franck Thilliez, with more than 330'000 copies sold: "Hellish settings, characters manipulated like puppets, all the key ingredients to great suspense. All the pieces of the puzzle fit perfectly".
- In Rabat, Jocelyne, a 28-year-old French teacher, is married to Abdellatif Laâbi, a 29-year-old Moroccan poet, with whom she has two children. Abdellatif, director of the opposition magazine Souffles, creates with his friend, Abraham Serfaty, the clandestine revolutionary movement, Ilal-Amam. In January 1972, Abdellatif and Abraham are arrested. They are, however, freed one month after the birth of Qods, Abdellatifs daughter. But, in March 1972, Abdellatif is arrested once again. Abraham escapes from the police and goes underground. Evelyne, Abrahams sister is arrested and savagely tortured. Freed, she tells Jocelyne that she was called a dirty Jew by the police. This insult reminds Jocelyne of a terrible family secret: her father, member of the Vichy militia, participated in the arrest of Jews in Lyon. Jocelyne decides to be the secret link between Abraham and the prisoners and she mobilizes with the families. In 1973, Abdellatif is sentenced to ten years in prison! In 1974, Abraham is arrested, which enables the police to discover the letters that Jocelyne wrote him. Arrested, her passport is confiscated and she is taken to a secret detention center where she ends up admitting that she wrote the letters. Freed, she notices that Qods growth has stopped. The doctors prescribe tests in France. But the embassy refuses to give her a new passport because of a secret deal with the police! In 1977, Abraham is sentenced to life imprisonment! The prisoners go on a hunger strike. One prisoner, Saïda Menebhi, dies. The fight pays off: in 1980, the families can visit the prisoners outside the visiting room. But this visit reminds Jocelyne that she must wait two more years before Abdellatif is released. Despondent, she takes comfort with friends in Casablanca. The next day, in a spectacular turn of events, she learns that Abdellatif had been released the night before!
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- "Honni soit qui mal y pense" is an allegory of death. "When women take revenge they never fail. They pierce you, shred you and cut you up..." Some men are going to die and pay for their weaknesses. Their wives give them up to the death, which will see to them and to their memories.
- One morning, Lola, a 8 years old little girl, learns at school the irreversible law of the genetics. Later at home, she must face up to her parents and to this new revelation which will change her life and stop the innocence of her childhood.
- Safia Bentoumi, a young 25 years old police woman, has her dream come true and join the prestigious 36 quai des Orfèvres in Paris, after 5 years of service at the Clichy sous Bois police station. On her first day of service and by a curious coincidence, she happens to be confronted with a dangerous guy who rudely put her to the test.
- A tyrannical boss makes daily life of his offices terribly hard to stand for his employees.
- Jacques, 80 years old, is facing a mirror - He is in his thoughts and puts his tie. His granddaughter Lola came to visit him a few days. Before leaving the apartment to go and meet friends, she comes to say good night.