维里达是个摩登女孩，她在一家美容沙龙工作，沉迷社交媒体，也喜欢和朋友出去玩儿。但是她却要和一个父母安排的男人结婚。和她同龄的女孩一样，她必须遵照当地习俗，在婚前疯狂增重，因为在毛里塔尼亚旧俗标准下，丰腴的身体代表女性的美貌、魅力、财富和社会地位。婚礼将近，维里达还在催肥，但是她却开始质疑这所谓的标准，并试图找回她真正喜爱的人、生活方式，还有最重要的：她自己的身体aaa

　　朱莉在巴黎一家豪华酒店打工，工作非常辛苦，还要努力照顾在乡下的两个孩子。后来，她得到了一个期待已久的工作面试机会，但一场全国性的罢工爆发了，导致公共交通系统陷入瘫痪。一直以来，朱莉努力在生活中维系着一种平衡，而这种脆弱的平衡被突发事件所打破。为了得偿所愿，她冒着随时都会碰壁乃至失去一切的风险，开始了一场与时间的疯狂赛跑eee

　　纳塔将满7岁，却一直不能识字。他对姑妈遗留给他的藏书失望不已。直到夜晚降临，书中的人物纷纷现身，告知纳塔他们面临永远消失的危险。于是纳塔投身于一场冒险，来拯救他的朋友和他们的故事。他来得及读出拯救他们的咒语吗ccc

　　Vincent和Antoine都是狂热的乐迷，两人靠到处做工地秀苦苦支撑着一个小小的演艺公司。眼看生计难以为继，Vincent家中的一个小小皮盒给了他们创业灵感：JeanneMas,Jean-LucLahaye,Lio,Desireless,Peter&Sloane,FrançoisFeldman,Débutdesoirée,Images,CookieDingler,Sabrina,GilbertMontagné...里面装满了80年代的畅销曲！让这些80年代的巨星重新登上舞台会大卖吧！？两位制作人于是出发去寻找那些已经被公众遗忘的明星们。从乡下小酒吧里的寒酸怀旧演唱会开始r……直到法兰西体育场ddd

　　SixunusedscenesfromWHERELIESYOURHIDDENSMILE?Oneofthemorepricelessofthe"bagatelles"inthiscollectionfeaturesaloungingJean-MarieStraubwhogivesanon-stopdisquisitiononlibertyandfilmmakingwhileDanièleHuilletbusiesherselfwithlaundry,andtheirdogMelchiorfrisksinandoutofframeccc

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　　朗治（瑞奈·列费夫尔RenéLefèvre饰）在一间印刷厂里做了一辈子的文员，撇开正式职业不谈，他还有一颗成为作家的心，常常在业余时间创作漫画和小说。一天，朗治的老板因为贪腐诈骗的罪行东窗事发选择了跑路，却在路上遭遇车祸下落不明，为了维持印刷厂的正常运作，朗治被推举成为了印刷厂的临时管事人，在朗治和其他员工们的努力经营之下，本来濒临倒闭的印刷厂不仅避免了关门大吉的命运，还有了不菲的盈利aaa　　一天，老板巴尔塔（朱尔·贝里JulesBerry饰）忽然出现在了朗治的面前，大难不死的他不仅企图侵吞朗治和工人们的所有劳动成果，甚至想要将朗治的女友据为己有。

　　女主路易莎是一个不知名乐队的主唱，男友也是乐队成员之一。日子不咸不淡地过着。某天路易莎多年未见的父亲突然来找她，说自己得了胰腺癌，时日无多。路易莎起初以冷漠回应，但是往后的日子里，内心却很挂念父亲的病情，也烦闷于男友和乐队女乐手的暧昧关系。路易莎的状态日益消极，和其他乐队成员也开始疏离。父亲年轻时为了自由而忽视了家庭，令她一直耿耿于怀，但她父亲在她的生命里依然是非常重要的。她决定去父亲所在的小镇见父亲一面，父女的关系是否可以在这里得到修复ccc

　　Voice1(male"professionalannouncer"type):Thisneighborhood(1)wasmadeforthewretcheddignityofthepettybourgeoisie,forrespectableoccupationsandintellectualtourism.Thesedentarypopulationoftheupperfloorswasshelteredfromtheinfluencesofthestreet.Thisneighborhoodhasremainedthesame.Itwasthestrangesettingofourstory,whereasystematicquestioningofallthediversionsandworksofasociety,atotalcritiqueofitsideaofhappiness,wasexpressedinactseee　　Thesepeoplealsoscorned"subjectiveprofundity".Theywereinterestedinnothingbutanadequateandconcreteexpressionofthemselves.　　Voice2(Debord,monotone):Humanbeingsarenotfullyconsciousoftheirreallife-usuallygropinginthedark;overwhelmedbytheconsequencesoftheiracts;ateverymomentgroupsandindividualsfindthemselvesconfrontedwithresultstheyhavenotwished.　　Voice1:Theysaidthatoblivionwastheirrulingpassion.Theywantedtoreinventeverythingeachday;tobecomethemastersandpossessorsoftheirownlives.　　Justasonedoesnotjudgeamanaccordingtotheconceptionhehasofhimself,onecannotjudgesuchperiodsoftransitionaccordingtotheirownconsciousness;onthecontrary,onemustexplaintheconsciousnessthroughthecontradictionsofmateriallife,throughtheconflictbetweensocialconditionsandtheforcesofsocialproduction.　　Theprogressachievedinthedominationofnaturewasnotyetmatchedbyacorrespondingliberationofeverydaylife.Youthpassedawayamongthevariouscontrolsofresignation.　　Ourcamerahascapturedforyouafewaspectsofaprovisionalmicrosociety.　　Theknowledgeofempiricalfactsremainsabstractandsuperficialaslongasitisnotconcretizedbyitsintegrationintothewhole"”whichalonepermitsthesupersessionofpartialandabstractproblemssoastoarriveattheirconcreteessence,andimplicitlyattheirmeaning.　　Thisgroupwasonthemarginsoftheeconomy.Ittendedtowardaroleofpureconsumption,andfirstofallthefreeconsumptionofitstime.Itthusfounditselfdirectlyengagedinqualitativevariationsofeverydaylifebutdeprivedofanymeanstointerveneinthem.　　Thegrouprangedoveraverysmallarea.Thesametimesbroughtthembacktothesameplaces.Noonewenttobedearly.Discussiononthemeaningofallthiscontinued...　　Voice2:"Ourlifeisajourney"”Inthewinterandthenight."”Weseekourpassage..."�　　Voice1:Theabandonedliteratureneverthelessexertedadelayingactiononnewaffectiveformulations.　　Voice2:Therewasthefatigueandthecoldofthemorninginthismuch-traversedlabyrinth,likeanenigmathatwehadtoresolve.Itwasalooking-glassrealitythroughwhichwehadtodiscoverthepotentialrichnessofreality.　　Onthebankoftherivereveningbeganonceagain;andcaresses;andtheimportanceofaworldwithoutimportance.Justastheeyeshaveablurredvisionofmanythingsandcanseeonlyoneclearly,sothewillcanstriveonlyincompletelytowarddiverseobjectsandcancompletelyloveonlyoneatatime.　　Voice3(younggirl):Noonecountedonthefuture.Itwouldneverbepossibletobetogetherlater,oranywhereelse.Therewouldneverbeagreaterfreedom.　　Voice1:Therefusaloftimeandofgrowingoldautomaticallylimitedencountersinthisnarrow,contingentzone,wherewhatwaslackingwasfeltasirreparable.Theextremeprecariousnessofthemeansofgettingbywithoutworkingwasattherootofthisimpatiencewhichmadeexcessesnecessaryandbreaksdefinitive.　　Voice2:Oneneverreallycontestsanorganizationofexistencewithoutcontestingallofthatorganization'sformsoflanguage.　　Voice1:Whenfreedomispracticedinaclosedcircle,itfadesintoadream,becomesamererepresentationofitself.Theambianceofplayisbynatureunstable.Atanymoment"ordinarylife"�canprevailonceagain.Thegeographicallimitationofplayisevenmorestrikingthanitstemporallimitation.Anygametakesplacewithinthecontoursofitsspatialdomain.Aroundtheneighborhood,arounditsfleetingandthreatenedimmobility,stretchedahalf-knowncitywherepeoplemetonlybychance,losingtheirwayforever.　　Thegirlswhofoundtheirwaythere,becausetheywerelegallyunderthecontroloftheirfamiliesuntiltheageofeighteen,wereoftenrecapturedbythedefendersofthatdetestableinstitution.Theyweregenerallyconfinedundertheguardofthosecreatureswhoamongallthebadproductsofabadsocietyarethemostuglyandrepugnant:nuns.　　Whatusuallymakesdocumentariessoeasytounderstandisthearbitrarylimitationoftheirsubjectmatter.Theydescribetheatomizationofsocialfunctionsandtheisolationoftheirproducts.Onecan,incontrast,envisagetheentirecomplexityofamomentwhichisnotresolvedintoawork,amomentwhosemovementindissolublycontainsfactsandvaluesandwhosemeaningdoesnotyetappear.Thesubjectmatterofthedocumentarywouldthenbethisconfusedtotality.　　Voice2:Theerahadarrivedatalevelofknowledgeandtechnicalmeansthatmadepossible,andincreasinglynecessary,adirectconstructionofallaspectsofaliberatedaffectiveandpracticalexistence.Theappearanceofthesesuperiormeansofaction,stillunusedbecauseofthedelaysintheprojectofliquidatingthecommodityeconomy,hadalreadycondemnedaestheticactivity,whoseambitionsandpowerswerebothoutdated.Thedecayofartandofallthevaluesofformermoreshadformedoursociologicalbackground.Therulingclass'smonopolyovertheinstrumentsweneededtocontrolinordertorealizethecollectiveartofourtimehadexcludedusfromaculturalproductionofficiallydevotedtoillustratingandrepeatingthepast.Anartfilmonthisgenerationcanonlybeafilmonitsabsenceofrealcreations.　　Everyoneunthinkinglyfollowedthepathslearnedonceandforall,totheirworkandtheirhome,totheirpredictablefuture.Forthemdutyhadalreadybecomeahabit,andhabitaduty.Theydidnotseethedeficiencyoftheircity.Theythoughtthedeficiencyoftheirlifewasnatural.Wewantedtobreakoutofthisconditioning,inquestofanotheruseoftheurbanlandscape,inquestofnewpassions.Theatmosphereofafewplacesgaveusintimationsofthefuturepowersofanarchitectureitwouldbenecessarytocreatetobethesupportandframeworkforlessmediocregames.Wecouldexpectnothingofanythingwehadnotourselvesaltered.Theurbanenvironmentproclaimedtheordersandtastesoftherulingsocietyjustasviolentlyasthenewspapers.Itismanwhomakestheunityoftheworld,butmanhasextendedhimselfeverywhere.Peoplecanseenothingaroundthemthatisnottheirownimage;everythingspeakstothemofthemselves.Theirverylandscapeisalive.Therewereobstacleseverywhere.Therewasacohesionintheobstaclesofalltypes.Theymaintainedthecoherentreignofpoverty.Everythingbeingconnected,itwasnecessarytochangeeverythingbyaunitarystruggle,ornothing.Itwasnecessarytolinkupwiththemasses,butweweresurroundedbysleep.　　Voice3:Thedictatorshipoftheproletariatisadesperatestruggle,bloodyandbloodless,violentandpeaceful,militaryandeconomic,educationalandadministrative,againsttheforcesandtraditionsoftheoldworld.　　Voice1:Inthiscountryitisonceagainthemenoforderwhohaverebelled.Theyhavereinforcedtheirpower.Theyhavebeenabletoaggravatethegrotesquenessoftherulingconditionsaccordingtotheirwill.Theyhaveembellishedtheirsystemwiththefunerealceremoniesofthepast.　　Voice2:Years,likeasingleinstantprolongedtothispoint,cometoanend.　　Voice1:Whatwasdirectlylivedreappearsfrozeninthedistance,fitintothetastesandillusionsofanera,carriedawaywithit.　　Voice2:Theappearanceofeventsthatwehavenotmade,thatothershavemadeagainstus,nowobligesustobeawareofthepassageoftime,itsresults,thetransformationofourowndesiresintoevents.Whatdifferentiatesthepastfromthepresentispreciselyitsout-of-reachobjectivity;thereisnomoreshould-be;beingissoconsumedthatithasceasedtoexist.Thedetailsarealreadylostinthedustoftime.Whowasafraidoflife,afraidofthenight,afraidofbeingtaken,afraidofbeingkept?　　Voice3:Whatshouldbeabolishedcontinues,andwecontinuetowearawaywithit.Weareengulfed.Weareseparated.Theyearspassandwehaven'tchangedanything.　　Voice2:Onceagainmorninginthesamestreets.Onceagainthefatigueofsomanysimilarlypassednights.Itisawalkthathaslastedalongtime.　　Voice1:Reallyhardtodrinkmore.　　Voice2:Ofcourseonemightmakeafilmofit.Butevenifsuchafilmsucceedsinbeingasfundamentallydisconnectedandunsatisfyingastherealityitdealswith,itwillneverbemorethanare-creation"”poorandfalselikethisbotchedtravelingshot.　　Voice3:Therearenowpeoplewhopridethemselvesonbeingauthorsoffilms,asotherswereauthorsofnovels.Theyareevenmorebackwardthanthenovelistsbecausetheyareunawareofthedecompositionandexhaustionofindividualexpressioninourtime,ignorantoftheendoftheartsofpassivity.Theyarepraisedfortheirsinceritysincetheydramatize,withmorepersonaldepth,theconventionsofwhichtheirlifeconsists.Thereistalkoftheliberationofthecinema.ButwhatdoesitmattertousifonemoreartisliberatedthroughwhichTom,DickorHarrycanjoyouslyexpresstheirslavishsentiments?Theonlyinterestingventureistheliberationofeverydaylife,notonlyintheperspectivesofhistorybutforusandrightaway.Thisentailsthewitheringawayofalienatedformsofcommunication.Thecinema,too,hastobedestroyed.　　Voice2:Inthefinalanalysis,starsarecreatedbytheneedwehaveforthem,andnotbytheirtalentorlackoftalentorevenbythefilmindustryoradvertising.Miserableneed,dismal,anonymouslifethatwouldliketoexpanditselftothedimensionsofcinemalife.Theimaginarylifeonthescreenistheproductofthisrealneed.Thestaristheprojectionofthisneed.　　Theimagesoftheadvertisementsduringtheintermissionsaremoresuitedthananyothersforevokinganintermissionoflife.　　Toreallydescribethiseraitwouldnodoubtbenecessarytoshowmanyotherthings.Butwhatwouldbethepoint?　　Bettertograspthetotalityofwhathasbeendoneandwhatremainstobedonethantoaddmoreruinstotheoldworldofthespectacleandofmemories.　　1.Thisfilm,whichevokesthelettristexperiencesattheoriginofthesituationistmovement,openswithshotsoftheParisdistrictfrequentedbythelettristsintheearly1950s.

　　Claudie,ayoungFrenchwoman,inheritsheruncle'spropertyinAlgeria,muchtothedisappointmentofherschemingcousinsDianeandManuel.OntheferryshemeetsandfallsforPierre,anidleyoungmanwhohassquanderedhisinheritanceandisonhiswaytobegfromChristian,hisrichbutrough-and-readyuncle,whoownsaneighbouringfarmtoClaudie's.MadetoworkonthefarmbyChristianasaloancondition,Pierreissoonachangedman,andproposestoClaudie.ButwhenhisArabfriendZoubirinvitestheEuropeansonahuntingparty,DianeandManuelseetheirchancetomoveagainsttheircousineee