French-language films are movies produced in the French language, originating from countries such as France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada. These films often reflect the culture, history, and social issues of the French-speaking world. They can range from romantic comedies to intense dramas, showcasing a variety of genres and styles. Many French-language films have gained international acclaim, with notable examples including Amélie, La Haine, and The Intouchables. The Cannes Film Festival is one of the most prestigious events for showcasing these films, highlighting both established and emerging talent in the industry.