1. Paris, I Love You This is the opening film of the 2006 Cannes Film Festival. Many famous directors participated in this film containing more than ten short stories, including the Coen brothers, Chinese director Du Kefeng, etc.

The producers hope to tell almost all the emotions that happened in Paris through this film involving many directors.

Some of the more than ten short stories in the film seem absurd, and some seem clueless, but if you taste them carefully, you will find the "truth" that each director wants to express.

2. Two Girls (Veronica’s Double Life) Two girls, one born in Poland and one in France, have the same appearance, the same age, and they also have the same name: Veronika.

They all love music so much and have sweet voices.

Veronica from Poland likes to sing very much and is particularly good at singing high notes.

She felt that she was not living alone in this world. Unexpectedly, one day she met a girl who looked exactly like her, but she herself suffered a heart attack and died on the stage during a performance.

At this time, Veronica, who was in France, was immersed in the joy of having sex with her boyfriend. Suddenly she felt particularly empty and sad.

After that, an extremely sad tune often sounded in her life, and she fell in love with a children's book author.

While chatting with her boyfriend, she discovered that a woman very similar to herself appeared in the photos taken in Poland. At this time, she deeply believed that there was another version of herself in the world.

3. Emily (played by Audrey Tautou) in Amélie had what others considered an unfortunate childhood - when her father gave her a health check-up, he found that her heartbeat was too fast and concluded that she was suffering from heart disease.

From then on, Emily was isolated from the school.

Then due to an accident, her mother died suddenly in front of her eyes.

None of this affects Emily's open-minded optimism about life.

In 1997, the death of Princess Diana made her feel the loneliness and fragility of life. Since then, Emily began a series of projects to help others, including the autistic and depressed elderly neighbor, the vegetable vendor who was mean by his boss, and the old man who had lost his childhood utensils.

Landlord and coffee shop colleague who is frustrated in love.

But she never expected that adult video store clerk Nino (played by Mathieu Kassovitz) would become her troublesome target, and Emily began an alternative plan that made people laugh and laugh... 4. Red Porn

The dark (red) female student Valentin (played by Irène Jacob) is a part-time model and her boyfriend is far away in the UK.

Although she cherishes this relationship very much, she cannot stop her boyfriend from being suspicious of her.

A retired judge (Jean-Louis Trintignant) experienced unforgettable emotional trauma when he was young. His lover's betrayal made him no longer believe in the world.

The only fun is to listen to the neighbors' phone calls and see how deceitful people are.

After meeting Valentin, his long-frozen emotions began to melt.

Law student Auguste (played by Jean-Pierre Lorit) has a bright future, but he has to face the derailment of his lover's relationship.

He decided to go to England for a while to get rid of his painful mood. On the passenger ship, he met Valentine who was also going to England to find her boyfriend.

The ship encountered strong convective weather, and after the storm, news of the ship's distress was broadcast on TV news.

While more than a hundred people were killed, Valentin and Augustine both survived. They felt that they had known each other... 5. Blue Love (Blue) For so many years, Julie (Juliette Binoche) has been silently supporting her husband

Starting a creative career and taking care of a 5-year-old child, her peaceful life was broken by a car accident.

The death of her husband and son made Julie, who had just woken up in the hospital bed, deeply saddened.

She once wanted to die, but after she was discharged from the hospital, she wanted to live in seclusion. She burned her husband's music scores to show her determination to isolate the past.

Human life no longer matters to the despairing Julie.

However, reality entered her life unpreparedly, making her start to think about her attitude towards life.

At the same time, the husband’s friend published the incomplete manuscript left by the husband in the media, claiming to complete the song.

This incident unexpectedly made Julie learn that the song turned out to be related to a woman.

This woman is already pregnant with her husband's flesh and blood.

Julie finally gained spiritual freedom and had the courage to welcome a new life and new feelings. Her life began to change.

6. Childhood sweethearts: When one person asks another person "Do you dare?", the other person must say "Dare". This is the rule of the game.

The encounter between the little boy Julien and the little girl Sophie began with such a children's farce, and a beautiful iron box is the witness of their game.

Swearing, disrupting class, urinating in the principal's office, wearing underwear outside... The two have been playing the same game for more than ten years, and they dare to do anything except admit that they love each other.

Sophie (Marian Cotillard) proposes that the two be separated for ten years. The content of the challenge is whether Julien (Jiyo Mkanet) dares to hurt Sophie.

Ten years passed in a trance, and Julien found Sophie. For the sake of the game, he decided to marry another woman and invited Sophie to be the bridesmaid.