A woman at the age of 50 moves back in with her parents after her husband leave her for a younger woman.

A terrible evening when Francine learns the hard way that you should never take money from the ATM when a beast from outer space is on the prowl. This film by Marine Poirson and Lionel Richerand was produced in 1995-1996 as part of the post-diploma "Image and Computer Workshop" at the National School of Decorative Arts.

Before Francine became a sex symbol for the most violent, depraved organization in wrestling, she was a regular Philly girl. She was working a menial insurance job with wrestling nowhere on her radar. On a whim, she grabs the phone and calls a number she sees on TV for the ECW training school. The rest is hardcore history. The ECW landscape was pretty tough so now you’ll hear how this lady, as tough as her character, managed to navigate that road and come out on the other side. Francine fought through great personal tragedies as well as great disappointment over accusations aimed at her from an ECW talent on a KC show. Tear-jerker and laugh riot, all the same, this edition of Breaking Kayfabe stands as all do–part interview, part therapy…all shoot.

Francine is released from prison and settles down in a small town. She is unable to regain a foothold in society and turns to animals for comfort.

Francine, a brilliant 9-year-old girl who hates her mother's cooking, battles a robot version of herself for her life - and a slice of pizza.

A woman who is progressively losing her memory faces the harsh reality of a family illness that has no turning back.