The films of
Aurore Clément


Lacombe Lucien (1974)
Louis Malle
  Le Juge Fayard dit Le Shériff (1977)
Yves Boisset
  Les Fantômes du chapelier (1982)
Claude Chabrol
 
     
Lacombe Lucien is a brilliant study of the corruption of innocence and the realisation of guilt in a young impressionable adult. It is one of the finest films made by director Louis Malle...  [More...]   This is a hard-edged detective-thriller, in the style of a latterday western, which shows director Yves Boisset at his best. He is well served by an excellent cast...  [More...]   In this exemplary adaptation of a Georges Simenon novel, director Claude Chabrol creates possibly his darkest and most introspective work, in which he explores some of his favourite themes...  [More...]  

Mon homme (1996)
Bertrand Blier
  À vendre (1998)
Laetitia Masson
  Faites comme si je n'étais pas là (2000)
Olivier Jahan
 
     
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 extraordinary and provocative analysis of a woman’s quest for fulfilment and self-realisation viewed from the perspective of an embittered solitary Italian is a stunning yet shocking piece of cinema...  [More...]   With a few notable short films under his belt, director Olivier Jahan chose the subject of adolescent introversion for this, his first full-length film...  [More...]  

Bon voyage (2003)
Jean-Paul Rappeneau
  La Demoiselle d'honneur (2004)
Claude Chabrol
  Nuage (2007)
Sébastien Betbeder
 
     
This eagerly awaited seventh film from acclaimed director Jean-Paul Rappeneau certainly lived up to expectations from the point of view of its sense of spectacle and production quality...  [More...]   Once again, director Claude Chabrol takes us on a sinister exploration of the darker side of human nature in another of his taut psychological thrillers...  [More...]  
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48 heures par jour (2008)
Catherine Castel
  Cortex (2008)
Nicolas Boukhrief
  De la guerre (2008)
Bertrand Bonello
 
     
48 heures par jour is a film that attempts to make light of a serious social issue, which is the need for couples to balance the competing pressures of work and family in a world where employers expect their staff to...  [More...]   Director Nicolas Boukhrief followed up his highly original and well-received modernist action thriller Le Convoyeur (2004) with this equally innovative and stylish suspense thriller set in possibly the bleakest of worlds...  [More...]  
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Le Bel âge (2009)
Laurent Perreau
     
     
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