A young Jewish Frenchman (Yvan Attal) moves to Israel where he secretly joins Mossad, the country’s formidible intelligence agency. When his first mission brings him back to Paris to steal secrets from a French nuclear scientist, he must face moral dilemmas and deal with doubts and disillusionment. Directed by Eric Rochant.

When an unsuspecting violinist is misidentified as a superspy by national intelligence, outrageous antics ensue and come crashing to a halt in one final showdown. Directed by Yves Robert, the film is a classic madcap comedy about espionage, surveillance and mistaken identity.

In this crime thriller directed by Nicolas Saada, a group of Syrians with diplomatic immunity are plotting to bomb London. French and British secret services forcibly recruit a young baggage handler (Guillaume Canet) to seduce the wife of a businessman with ties to Syrian terrorists.

Before his Academy Award–winning film The Artist (2011), director Michel Hazanavicius parodied James Bond in a sidesplitting spoof starring Jean Dujardin as secret agent Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath, a.k.a OSS 117, who invariably overcomes his ineptitude to save the day.