The films of
Mathieu Kassovitz

L'Année prochaine... si tout va bien (1981)
Jean-Loup Hubert
  Métisse (1993)
Mathieu Kassovitz
  Regarde les hommes tomber (1994)
Jacques Audiard
 
     
Although it lacks sparkle and originality, this down-to-earth comedy drama offers an amusing and fairly convincing portrait of two young people coming to terms with their adult responsibilities...  [More...]   Two years before he created a sensation at the 1995 Cannes film festival with La Haine, a controversial film about racial tension in the housing estates of Paris...  [More...]   Regarde les hommes tomber is a deliciously dark study in obsession and survival, a good example of modern French film noir. Jean Yanne’s portrayal of Hirsch is both disturbing and sympathetic and Jean-Louis Trintignant...  [More...]  

La Haine (1995)
Mathieu Kassovitz
  Mon homme (1996)
Bertrand Blier
  Un héros très discret (1996)
Jacques Audiard
 
     
The 1990s was a good decade for French cinema, with some great internationally acclaimed successes and booming box office receipts in France. But there is one film that stands out above all others for its impact...  [More...]   Once more, director Bertrand Blier courts controversy and the wrath of the entire feminist movement with this anarchic black comedy. With tongue welded firmly to cheek...  [More...]   This film has a great deal to commend it. Jacques Audiard’s direction is confident and mature (impressive for a second film), and the photography is exceptional throughout...  [More...]  

Assassin(s) (1997)
Mathieu Kassovitz
  The Fifth Element (1997)
Luc Besson
  Les Rivières pourpres (2000)
Mathieu Kassovitz
 
     
This is a film that plays on Mathieu Kassovitz’s strengths as both an actor and a director. As an actor, he is well-suited to play the half-hearted...  [More...]   Having established himself as a world class director through his films The Big Blue, Nikita and Léon, French director Luc Besson took on his most ambitious project to date and created a film which quickly became...  [More...]   Mathieu Kassovitz’s first venture into the big budget genre film is a bold attempt to beat the Americans at their own game – a fast-moving...  [More...]  

Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain (2001)
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  Amen. (2002)
Costa-Gavras
  Astérix et Obélix Mission Cléopâtre (2002)
Alain Chabat
 
     
Le Fabuleux destin d’Amélie Poulain was the film which defined French cinema across the world in the year 2001. Not only was it the most successful film made in France that year...  [More...]   Amen continues Costa-Gavras’ cycle of provocative political dramas which began in 1969 with his Oscar-winning film Z and which continues to arouse controversy...  [More...]   After the comparative disappointment of the first live action Asterix film – Astérix et Obélix contre César (1999) – virtually no one was prepared for the phenomenon Astérix &...  [More...]  





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