Selection of the three can't-miss films to see each day of the festival. Choose any day of the festival above to view our choices.

The perpetually indecisive Ira can’t choose what to order for breakfast much less commit to his on-again, off-again girlfriend. But somehow, magically, after only knowing her for six hours, he finds himself engaged to the disarming Abby. If only the rest of their lives could be so perfect. Starting off where most romantic comedies fade to black, Ira & Abby takes an original and highly entertaining look at how quickly the ties that bind—to spouses, family and attendant thera-pists—can get into an awful tangle. 100 min.

In the second of his trilogy on loss and mourn-ing, François Ozon exquisitely captures the inner turmoil of a young gay man facing his own death. When Romain learns he only has a few months to live he keeps it to himself, pushing away his lover and family as he prepares for the inevitable. And yet, he continues to be drawn to the living. Beautifully photographed and brilliantly acted, Ozon’s film demonstrates his masterful hand with complex characters and reaffirms his standing as one of France’s premiere directors. France. 85 min.