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Lux Artists Ltd. 12 Stephen Mews London W1T 1AH +44 (0)20 7637 9064 www.luxartists.net JULIETTE WELFLING EDITOR FEATURES DIRECTOR PRODUCER THE FREE STATE OF JONES Gary Ross STX Entertainment DHEEPAN Jacques Audiard Why Not Productions Winner, Palme d’Or, Cannes Film Festival (2015) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2015) FAR FROM MEN David Oelhoffen Kaléo Films THE PAST Ashgar Farhadi Sony Picture Classics Winner, Best Actress, Cannes Film Festival (2013) RUST AND BONE Jacques Audiard Why Not Productions Winner, Best Editing, César Awards (2013) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2012) THE HUNGER GAMES Gary Ross Lionsgate LOVE AND BRUISES Ye Lou Why Not Productions Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2011) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2011) MIRAL Julian Schnabel Pathé Productions Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2010) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2010) THE BIG PICTURE Eric Lartigau Europa Corp. A PROPHET Jacques Audiard Why Not Productions Nominated, Best Foreign Film, Academy Awards (2010) Winner, Best Editor, Cesar Awards (2010) Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival (2010) Winner, Grand Prize, Cannes Film Festival (2009) THE DIVING BELL AND THE Julian Schnabel Pathé Productions BUTTERFLY Miramax Nominated, Achievement in Editing, Academy Awards (2008) Winner, Best Editing, Cesar Awards (2008) Winner, Best Foreign Film and Best Director, Golden Globes (2008) Winner, Best Director, Cannes Film Festival (2007) SCIENCE OF SLEEP Michel Gondry Gaumont, Partizan Official Selection, Berlin Film Festival (2006) Films, Warner Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival (2006) THE BEAT THAT MY HEART Jacques Audiard Canal+, Wellspring SKIPPED Media Winner, Best Foreign Film, BAFTA Film Awards (2006) Winner, Best Editing, Cesar Awards (2006) RRRrrr!!! Alain Chabat Studio Canal, Mars LE PETIT POUCET Olivier Dahan Bac Films, Lucky Red READ MY LIPS Jacques Audiard Canal+ Nominated, Best Editing, Cesar Awards (2002) Magnolia Pics. A MATTER OF TASTE Bernard Rapp Canal+ Nominated, Best Film, Cesar Awards (2001) Attitude Films A CIVILIZED PEOPLE Randa Chahal Sabag Canal+ Winner, UNESCO Award, Venice Film Festival (1999) A SELF-MADE HERO Jacques Audiard Aliceleo Nominated, Best Editing, Cesar Awards (1997) Strand Nominated, Golden Palm, Cannes Film Festival (1996) Releasing SEE HOW THEY FALL Jacques Audiard Bloody Mary Prod MIHK .

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