Every Wednesday, find our selection of the five most anticipated cinema releases of the week. A selection of must-see films to discover now in theaters.

1. The House of Our Dreams

Genre: Comedy

Director: Claude Zidi Jr.

Actors: Kev Adams, Chantal Ladesou, Camille Aguilar

Synopsis: A young couple thinks they have finally found the miracle solution to become homeowners: A Viager, a sublime house by the lake, a dying lady, in short, the perfect plan. But once the contract is signed, the lady gets much better and will turn their real estate dream into a real nightmare.

2. Unseen, Unknown

Genre: Comedy

Director: Marc Fitoussi

Actors: Isabelle Huppert, Sandrine Kiberlain, Anne Marivin

Synopsis: Corinne Maclou is an extra. She moves from one shoot to another hoping to be noticed and finally land a real role. When her path crosses that of Sandrine Kiberlain and a relationship begins to form between the two, Corinne hopes to realize her dream. But will the famous actress really help her make a place for herself in the great cinema family?

3. The Social Reckoning

Genre: War, Historical

Director: Aaron Sorkin

Actors: Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Jeremy Strong

Synopsis: The film is inspired by the true story of a young engineer at Facebook, who seeks the help of a Wall Street Journal journalist. Together, they launch an investigation to reveal the best-kept secrets of the powerful social network.

4. Ducobu and the Ghost of Saint-Potache

Genre: Comedy, Family

Director: Elie Semoun

Actors: Charlie Garnier Naslin, Elie Semoun, Émilie Caen

Synopsis: It’s Halloween, and Ducobu returns for an adventure full of laughter and mystery! Professor Latouche and Miss Rateau move into a house… haunted by the ghost of Anatole, the biggest failure in the history of Saint-Potache school. (From age 6)

5. False Note

Genre: Drama

Director: Alexandre Arcady

Actors: Kad Merad, Benoît Poelvoorde, Caterina Murino

Synopsis: During his final concert in Paris, a renowned orchestra conductor is confronted by a persistent admirer. Beneath his appearance of an “ordinary man,” the “Fan” disrupts the evening and forces an unexpected face-to-face encounter with the orchestra conductor.