Stéphanie Araud Trailers
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Most Popular Stéphanie Araud Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
I Got Life! Trailer (2017)
26 April 2017
Aurore has separated, just lost her job, and learns that she is going to be a grandmother.
Zouzou Trailer (2014)
24 December 2014
Solange, in her sixties, her 3 daughters, and Zouzou, her 14 year-old granddaughter, spend a few days in the country.
Rosa Trailer (2005)
01 January 2005
Rosa darling, it's nothing against you, but you see, the two of us don't work much. So we're going to find you a wonderful lady who will take care of you.
A Burning Soil Beneath our Feet Trailer (2023)
09 December 2023
“I return to Poland 25 years after directing a film about the traces of a destroyed Jewish world. This time, I am accompanied by Jen, my French-Israeli companion of Sephardic origin.
Without Transition Trailer (2021)
08 September 2021
The road can be long when allowing yourself to love again. Shy and self-effacing Léo leads a solitary existence, but an encounter with the confident Thom turns his world upside down.
A Head for Business Trailer (2000)
23 August 2000
A satirical examination of the transformation of a French investment bank into a Hollywood power broker, Le Sens des Affaires begins with a lowly bank clerk's embezzlement of $104 million francs (about $14 million dollars) to finance his screen adaptation of Chekhov's Three Sisters.
Sweet Evil Trailer (2010)
12 May 2010
Fifteen-year-old Céline knows more about life than is appropriate for her age. She wanders the streets, surviving, with the help of her boyfriend Romain, thanks to her defiance and ruthless practicality.
Avec Marinette Trailer (1999)
01 January 1999
In Brittany, a day in the life of two brothers, Franck and Jacky. Franck is worried, he has to make a decision.
À la poussière Trailer (2020)
01 January 2020
Fazia is a middle-aged cleaning woman. She appears tired and burdened by personal troubles. For the past few months, she has been starting her days working for the Martin-Pelissard family, a petty bourgeois household reluctant to officially declare her employment.
