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Jean Pierre Et Luc Dardenne - Wild Bunch FRANKIE - Ira Scahc - SBS ROUBAIX - Arnaud Desplechin- Wild Bunch FESTIVALS VENISE 2019 GLORIA MUNDI - Robert Guediguian - MK2 CANNES 2019 LE JEUNE AHMED - Jean Pierre et Luc Dardenne - Wild Bunch FRANKIE - Ira Scahc - SBS ROUBAIX - Arnaud Desplechin- Wild Bunch BERLIN 2019 BY THE GRACE OF GOD - Francois Ozon - Play Time VENISE 2018 THE SISTERS BROTHERS - Jacques Audiard - Wild Bunch CANNES 2018 AT WAR - Stéphane Brizé - MK2 GIRLS OF THE SUN - Eva Husson - MK2 TO THE ENDS OF THE WORLD - Guillaume Nicloux - Orange BERLINALE 2018 EVA – Benoit Jacquot – Europa Corp MUG – Malgoska Szumowska - Memento VENISE 2017 THE INSULT - Ziad Doueiri Coppa Volpi for the best actor – Indie Sales THE HOUSE BY THE SEA - Robert Guédiguian – MK2 ANGELS WEAR WHITE - Vivian Qu – Wild Bunch ENDANGERED SPECIES - Gilles Bourdos – Wild Bunch CANNES 2017 ISMAEL’S GHOSTS - Arnaud Desplechin – Wild Bunch RODIN - Jacques Doillon – Wild Bunch L'AMANT DOUBLE - François Ozon – Films Distribution OUT - György Kristóf - Cercamon NOTHINGWOOD - Sonia Kronlund – Pyramide Films BERLINALE 2017 COMO NOSSOS PAIS - Laís Bodanzky – Wild Bunch 1 VENISE 2016 FRANTZ - François Ozon Marcello Mastroianni Prize – Films Distribution NEVER EVER - Benoît Jacquot – Alfama Films I WAS A DREAMER - Michele Vannucci - True Colours INDIVISIBLE - Edoardo De Angelis - True Colours CANNES 2016 ELLE - Paul Verhoeven - SBS GRADUATION - Cristian Mungiu Award for the Best Director – Wild Bunch THE UNKNOWN GIRL - Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne – Wild Bunch IN BED WITH VICTORIA - Justine Triet – Indie Sales BERLINALE 2016 BEING 17 - André Téchiné - Elle Driver THINGS TO COME - Mia Hansen-Løve Award for the Best Director - Les Films du Losange NEWS FROM PLANET MARS - Dominik Moll - Memento Films BADEN BADEN - Rachel Lang - Jour2Fête VENICE 2015 LOLO - Julie Delpy - Wild Bunch EARLY WINTER - Michael Rowe – Pyramide Films MONTANHA - João Salaviza - Pyramide Films CANNES 2015 DHEEPAN - Jacques Audiard Palme d’Or – Wild Bunch MARGUERITE AND JULIEN - Valérie Donzelli - Wild Bunch STANDING TALL - Emmanuelle Bercot - Wild Bunch THE TREASURE - Corneliu Porumboiu Un Certain Regard Prize - Wild Bunch DISORDER - Alice Winocour – Indie Sales IN THE SHADOW OF WOMEN - Philippe Garrel – Wild Bunch MY GOLDEN DAYS - Arnaud Desplechin - Wild Bunch COWBOYS - Thomas Bidegain - Pathé International BERLINALE 2015 DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID - Benoît Jacquot - Elle Driver BODY - Malgorzata Szumowska Silver Bear - Memento 600 MILES - Gabriel Ripstein - Wild Bunch MURDER IN PACOT - Raoul Peck - Doc & Film International PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST - Antoine Barraud - Reel Suspects VENICE 2014 THREE HEARTS - Benoît Jacquot THE PRICE OF FAME - Xavier Beauvois CANNES 2014 TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT - Jean Pierre Dardenne & Luc Dardenne 2 SAINT LAURENT - Bertrand Bonello IN THE NAME OF MY DAUGHTER - André Téchiné PARTY GIRL - Marie Amachoukeli, Claire Burger & Samuel Theis Prize Un Certain Regard for all cast / Golden Camera BEAUTIFUL YOUTH - Jaime Rosales BERLINALE 2014 LIFE OF RILEY - Alain Resnais Silver Bear Alfred Bauer Prize BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - Christophe Gans WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS - Taika Waititi & Jemaine Clement VENICE 2013 MISS VIOLENCE - Alexandro Avranas Silver Lion for the best director / Coppa Volpi for the best actor ES-STOUH - Merzak Allouache JEALOUSY - Philippe Garrel AMAZONIA - Thierry Ragobert A PROMISE - Patrice Leconte MAY IN THE SUMMER - Cherien Dabis CANNES 2013 YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL - François Ozon JIMMY P. - Arnaud Desplechin BLOOD TIES - Guillaume Canet BERLINALE 2013 THE NUN - Guillaume Nicloux ON MY WAY - Emmanuelle Bercot ASTERIX & OBELIX: GOD SAVE BRITANNIA - Laurent Tirard VENICE 2012 SUPERSTAR - Xavier Giannoli THE MAN WHO LAUGHS - Jean-Pierre Améris CHERCHEZ HORTENSE - Pascal Bonitzer CANNES 2012 RUST AND BONE - Jacques Audiard IN ANOTHER COUNTRY - Hong Sangsoo JOURNAL DE FRANCE - Raymond Depardon & Claudine Nougaret OUR CHILDREN - Joachim Lafosse Prize Un Certain Regard for the best actress THREE WORLDS - Catherine Corsini RENOIR - Gilles Bourdos THE DREAM AND THE SILENCE - Jaime Rosales BERLINALE 2012 FAREWELL MY QUEEN - Benoît Jacquot SISTER - Ursula Meier Silver Bear 3 VENICE 2011 CHICKEN WITH PLUMS - Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud TAHRIR 2011 - Tamer Ezzat, Ayten Amin & Amr Salama THE BIRD - Yves Caumon LOVE AND BRUISES - Lou Ye CANNES 2011 THE KID WITH A BIKE - Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne Grand Prize of the Jury HANEZU - Naomi Kawase PATER - Alain Cavalier BELOVED - Christophe Honoré THE MINISTER - Pierre Schoeller DECLARATION OF WAR - Valérie Donzelli BERLINALE 2011 EVEN THE RAIN - Iciar Bollain TOP FLOOR, LEFT WING - Angelo Cianci VENICE 2010 POTICHE - François Ozon HAPPY FEW - Anthony Cordier CANNES 2010 OF GODS AND MEN - Xavier Beauvois Grand Prize of the Jury CHANTRAPAS - Otar Iosseliani LIGHTS OUT - Fabrice Gobert COPACABANA - Michel Fitoussi THE NAMES OF LOVE - Michel Leclerc BERLINALE 2010 APART TOGETHER - Wang Quan' An Prize for the best screenplay OPEN - Jake Yuzna VENICE 2009 PERSECUTION - Patrice Chéreau TEHROUN - Nader T. Homayoun CANNES 2009 A PROPHET - Jacques Audiard Grand Prize of the Jury IN THE BEGINNING - Xavier Giannoli THE FRENCH KISSERS - Riad Sattouf BERLINALE 2009 RICKY - François Ozon THE COUNTESS - Julie Delpy CANNES 2008 LORNA'S SILENCE -- Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne Prize for the best screenplay 4 LE VOYAGE AUX PYRENEES - Jean-Marie & Arnaud Larrieu BETTER THINGS - Duane Hopkins BERLINALE 2008 BALLAST - Lance Hammer PATTI SMITH: DREAM OF LIFE - Steven Sebring SONETAULA - Salvatore Merreu CANNES 2007 PERSEPOLIS - Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud Special Prize of the Jury MOGARI NO MORI - Naomi Kawase Grand Prize of the Jury YOUNG YAKUZA - Jean-Pierre Limosin SAVAGE GRACE - Tom Kalin INSIDE - Julien Maury & Alexandre Bustillo BERLINALE 2007 ANGEL - François Ozon GOOD-E BAFANA - Bille August EL OTRO - Ariel Rotter Grand Prize of the Jury / Silver Lion for the best actor RAZZLE DAZZLE - Darren Ashten ANDY WARHOL - Ric Burns CANNES 2006 THE BEAT THAT MY HEART SKIPPED - Jacques Audiard Prize for the best screenplay ELECTION - Johnnie To THE WEEDING DIRECTOR - Marco Bellocchio TO GET TO HEAVEN - Dajmshed Usmonov FACTOTUM - Bent Hamer BERLINALE 2006 FAMILY LAW - Daniel Burman OFFSIDE - Jafar Panahi Silver Bear – Jury Grand Prize BRAND UPON THE BRAIN - Guy Madin VENICE 2005 HEADING SOUTH - Laurent Cantet Marcello Mastroianni Prize THE PERFUME OF THE LADY IN BLACK - Bruno Podalydes THE PASSENGER - Eric Caravaca LOCARNO 2005 THE PIANO TUNER OF EARTHQUAKES - Stephen & Timothy Quay Special Mention CANNES 2005 THE CHILD - Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne Palme D'or LEMMING - Dominik Moll BASHING - Masahiro Kobayashi LUXURY CAR - Wang Chao 5 ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW - Miranda July Critics WeeK Grand Prize, Golden Camera 6 .
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