Psychosexual drama focuses on a family of four children who, fearing separation after their mother dies, fail to notify the authorities and seal her body in cement in the basement. As the siblings begin retreating into their own world, the oldest girl tries to serve as a surrogate mother, while her teenage brother begins to develop incestuous feelings towards her. Charlotte Gainsbourg, Andrew Robertson star. 105 min.

After meeting through a personals ad, pretty art restorer Charlotte Gainsbourg and shy bank clerk Yvan Attal fall in love and marry. Things become complicated when Attal's best friend, teacher and ladies' man Charles Berling, decides he's in love with Gainsbourg as well in Marion Vernoux's menage a trois comedy/drama, based on Julian Barnes' "Talking It Over." 105 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: French Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English; interactive menus; scene access; filmographies

A follow-up to the "Snow White" fable, in which the young beauty and the handsome Prince are the targets of trouble from the evil queen's brother and are helped by the Seven Dwarfs' cousins, the female Dwarfelles. With lively music and voices provided by Irene Cara, Ed Asner, Phyllis Diller, and Tracey Ullman, this animated feature is a family delight. 74 min.

Based on Tolstoy's "Father Sergius," this lush drama by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani stars Julian Sands as an 18th-century Italian nobleman who, upon learning his fiancee was a courtesan to the king, leaves his aristocratic lifestyle behind and becomes a monk. Nastassja Kinski, Charlotte Gainsbourg also star; Sands' voice was dubbed by Giancarlo Giannini. AKA: "Il Sole Anche di Notte." 112 min.

A French sports journalist (Yvan Attal, who also wrote and directed) is constantly vexed by the attention lavished upon his beautiful actress wife (Attal's real-life spouse Charlotte Gainsbourg)...most notably from her latest co-star, a suave British thespian (Terence Stamp), in this romantic seriocomedy. 95 min.