Set in 1943 within the snowy French Alps, this film tells the story of Sébastien, a lonely orphan boy who befriends a stray Great Pyrenees dog named Belle. While the local villagers hunt the dog, believing she is a "beast" killing their livestock, Sébastien recognizes her gentle nature. Their friendship is tested as the Nazi occupation intensifies. Sébastien and his grandfather work with the French Resistance to guide Jewish refugees across the treacherous mountains to the Swiss border. The film is a heartwarming adventure that showcases the loyalty between a boy and his dog against the backdrop of World War II.

Titled He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not in English, this psychological thriller subverts romantic comedy tropes. Starring Audrey Tautou as Angélique, a talented art student, the film begins by showing her seemingly idyllic but star-crossed romance with a married cardiologist. However, halfway through, the narrative "rewinds" and restarts from the doctor’s perspective. This shift reveals that their "affair" is entirely a product of Angélique’s dangerous erotomania. What began as a sweet tale of unrequited love transforms into a chilling depiction of stalking and violence, demonstrating how easily perception can be manipulated by an unstable mind.

This uplifting documentary follows the journey of Gustavo Dudamel, the world-renowned conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra. The film captures Dudamel at a pivotal moment as he navigates the complex intersection of art and politics. When violent social unrest breaks out in his native Venezuela, his commitment to "El Sistema"—the program that uses music to lift children out of poverty—is put to the test. Through vibrant rehearsal footage and intimate interviews, the film explores how music serves as a tool for hope and survival in the face of national turmoil.

Often described as a Cuban "Romeo and Juliet" for children, this film follows the friendship between Malú, who comes from an upper-class family, and Jorgito, whose mother is a staunch socialist. Their bond is forbidden by their parents, whose ideological and social differences create a bitter divide. When Malú’s mother decides to leave Cuba for a life abroad, the two children run away together. They embark on a perilous journey across the island to find Malú’s father in hopes of convincing him not to sign the emigration papers, offering a poignant look at Cuban life through a child’s eyes.