Sweet, human, funny and touching, this portrait of 5 key moments in a families life may not dive as deep as some films into the complexity of 'family', but makes up for it by reminding us that families – for all their flaws and pettiness and hurts – are also wonderful and important and, if we're lucky, full of love. Remi Bezancon manages to make this argument without falling into too much sappiness. The acting is generally excellent, and the film has a knack for catching all those small details in our lives that eventually add up to larger, more important ones. Not a masterpiece, but a lovely and very heartfelt and enjoyable film.

In Hide and Seek, Wallace portrays a clean freak who enjoys a successful professional career, as well as a happy and comfortable life. One day, he hears that his older brother has gone missing for several months, so he goes to his brother’s apartment. There, he discovers that the residence has been marked all over with a mysterious symbol. Later, Wallace’s character discovers that the same symbol has appeared outside his own home. With danger lurking from all sides, he must unearth the meaning behind the symbol before insanity overtakes him and his own secrets are unveiled