A man is watching a woman through a crack in a wall

A young timid man observes a woman he has a crush on from his apartment’s window. Will he talk to her?

A young woman notices the presence of a man around her workplace.

A woman in the midst of a breakup tries to paint her living room wall.

A hospital window becomes a man's eyes to the world, showing a panorama of sexual and private moments. In the alley below and the apartments above, the secret lives of lovers are revealed. But is this fantastic view a fantasy? If only the window was a little closer... he could see for himself. Let Kira give you a voyeurs view through Paul Thomas' The Window.

A man returns from his wife's funeral and from the balcony notices a young woman in the house opposite. Fascinated by this image, he begins to stare intently into her life — with routine, passions and the light that does not fade in the night. What does this observation become — an unhealthy obsession, an opportunity to open the soul to new perspectives, or just an escape from loneliness and a ghostly substitute for the meaning of life?

A woman dances in front of a wall.

A guy exchanges glances in the subway with a girl who is with her boyfriend, with unfortunate consequences for the guy.

An headed-to-ruin couple buys a house for a fresh new start. Since they moved in, the wife doesn't want to have sex with her demanding husband. One day, changing the light bulb of the stairs leading to the basement, he finds out a hole in the wall, which will upsets their intimacy. After many restless nights, the man decides to fill to hole... to find it out wide open, a few days later. Then, he decides to uncover what lies beyond the wall. Is that a good idea ?

Rich industrialist Jacques Decret learns his wife Gloria is having an affair with a young actor. For revenge, he bombards her with anonymous letters, convincing her that her lover is the culprit while Gloria desperately seeks a way out.