The police are questioning Hubert Verkamen, suspected of murdering an entire family. Although he presents himself as an honest businessman, the cops know full well that he's nothing more than a dangerous drug trafficker. Having never succeeded in catching him, they are delighted to finally have the opportunity to arrest him, and use every means at their disposal to make him talk, to wear him down. But the manipulation is not where they expected.

Produced by Julie Salvador for Christmas in July (which recently co-produced Cannes competitor You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet [trailer]), Henri, the shooting of which will start in the autumn, will be set in the North of France and have Henri as its main character, a fifty-something pigeon fancier who owns a popular brasserie and doesn’t have many more expectations in life. When his wife suddenly dies, a young disabled girl comes to help him at the brasserie. Her name is Rosette. Little by little they form a tender and affectionate relationship, through which each of them, having both suffered for too long, find a new meaning to life. It’s worth noting that this time Moreau will not play the lead role in her film

莫尼克和她的女儿西尔维在西弗兰德斯和法国边境经营着一家妓院。艾莲，西尔维六岁的女儿，被她母亲和祖母神秘的工作场所所吸引，但她从来没有被允许进入。一个戏剧性的事件使他们的生活发生了翻天覆地的变化，家庭关系也受到了压力。

猪、鸡、奶牛和羊羔组成的动物家庭在周日的乡间野餐，附近吃草的野女孩却因前者的嗜肉欲望而沦为宰杀对象。影片将人兽化并赋予动物人性，挖掘人与食物的关系中隐含的肉欲成分并讨论摄取的过剩问题，迅速宰杀行为在观众的想象中加剧了暴力。在情节上避免道德化处理的同时也表达了对极端解决方式的批判。

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