Amour

In post World War II Paris Dusoleil is an ordinary civil servant. His lazy co-workers are unhappy because Dusoleil is a hard worker who finishes his work early. To pass the time, he writes letters to his mother and daydreams about the beautiful (but married) Isabelle. Suddenly, he discovers that he has the power to walk through walls. He proceeds to use this power to harass his boss, spread wealth to the poor and win the heart of Isabelle.

• "Overture" – Company
• "Office Life" – Dusoleil, Madeleine, Claire, Bertrand and Charles
• "Going Home Alone" – Dusoleil
• "Other People's Stories" – Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Street Vendors' Waltz" – Whore, Painter, Newsvendor, Policemen, Prosecutor, Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Dusoleil Walks Through the Wall" – Dusoleil
• "The Doctor" – Doctor and Dusoleil
• "Ordinary Guy" – Dusoleil
• "Dusoleil's Revenge" – Boss, Dusoleil, Madeleine, Claire, Bertrand and Charles
• "Somebody" – Isabelle
• "Prosecutor's Song" – Prosecutor
• "Whore's Lament" – Whore and Dusoleil
• "Monsieur Passepartout" – Newsvendor, Painter, Whore, Madeleine and Policemen
• "Special Time of Day" – Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Waiting" – Dusoleil
• "Latest News" – Newsvendor, Whore and Painter
• "Dusoleil in Jail" – Dusoleil, Madeleine and Claire
• "Painter's Song" – Painter
• "Isabelle on Her Balcony" – Isabelle, Dusoleil and Prosecutor
• "Transformation" – Company
• "The Advocate's Plea" – Advocate
• "The Trial" – Monsieur le President, Madeleine, Whore, Painter, Prosecutor, Dusoleil and Isabelle
• "Duet for Dusoleil and Isabelle" – Dusoleil and Isabelle
• "Whistling Ballet" – Dusoleil, Painter, Whore, Newsvendor, Madeleine and Policemen
• "Amour" – Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Dusoleil Meets the Press" – Dusoleil, Newsvendor, Doctor and Company
• "Serenade" – Dusoleil, Isabelle and Company