Ducobu et le fantôme de Saint-Potache stars Elie Semoun, Charlie Garnier Naslin, and Émilie Caen. The film is set during Halloween and follows Ducobu as he embarks on an adventure filled with laughter and mysteries. The story involves Professor Latouche and Mademoiselle Rateau moving into a house haunted by the ghost of Anatole, the school's worst student. This is the sixth film adaptation of the Belgian comic book and novel series created in 1992 by Zidrou and Godi. Philippe de Chauveron directed the first two films before Élie Semoun took over. La Maison de nos rêves stars Kev Adams, Chantal Ladesou, and Camille Aguilar. The film follows a young couple who believe they have found the perfect solution to become homeowners through a viager, a house by the lake, and a dying woman. However, the woman's health improves, turning their dream into a nightmare. The idea for the film came from Kev Adams' personal experience with a viager purchase that led to a legal conflict with the seller's family. Ni vue, ni connue features Isabelle Huppert, Sandrine Kiberlain, and Anne Marivin. The film follows Corinne Maclou, an extra hoping to be noticed and land a real role. Her path crosses with Sandrine Kiberlain, and the two develop a relationship. The project was inspired by Marc Fitoussi's desire to work with Isabelle Huppert again after previous collaborations. Fausse note stars Kad Merad, Benoît Poelvoorde, and Caterina Murino. The film centers on a renowned conductor facing an insistent admirer during his final concert in Paris. The admirer, known as "Fan," disrupts the evening, leading to an unexpected confrontation. Kad Merad was considered for the role of Nathan Dinkel, and he suggested Benoît Poelvoorde for the other lead role. The Social Reckoning features Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, and Jeremy Strong. Based on the true story of Frances Haugen, a young engineer at Facebook, the film follows her collaboration with journalist Jeff Horwitz to uncover the secrets of the powerful social network. The Espèce explosive stars Alexis Manenti, Ella Rumpf, and Vincent Dedienne. Set in the northeast of France, the film follows a conflict between hunters and farmers due to wild boars destroying crops. The story is inspired by a real-life incident involving a conflict between farmers and hunters. Leviticus features Joe Bird, Stacy Clausen, and Mia Wasikowska. The film follows two teenagers escaping a violent entity that takes the form of the person they desire most. The film is the director's first feature and explores themes of intimate and social issues, including conversion therapy. Ton animal maternel stars Daniela Marin Navarro, Mariangel Villegas, and Marina de Tavira. The film follows Elsa, who returns to Costa Rica after studying in Europe, and her efforts to alert her parents about her sister Amalia, who is becoming increasingly elusive and involved in esoteric beliefs. The film was presented in the Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival 2026 and received the Prix d'interprétation féminine for its female leads. Butterfly Jam features Barry Keoghan, Riley Keough, and Harry Melling. Set in New Jersey, the film follows a 16-year-old boy named Pyteh, who balances wrestling and helping his family's struggling Tcherkesse restaurant. A sudden decision by his father changes his trajectory, leading to a story of pride, heritage, and masculinity.