Claude Lelouch
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He developed his passion for filmmaking at a young age.In 1960, he founded his own production company, Les Films 13, and directed his feature debut The Right of Man. In 1966, he directed A Man and a Woman, which garnered the Palme d’Or and two Academy Awards among other prizes. In a career spanning over 50 years, he directed 50 films, including Live for Life (1967, Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film), Itinerary of a Spoiled Child (1988, César Award for Best Actor to Jean-Paul Belmondo), Les Misérables (1994, Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film), Roman de gare (2007, Cannes selection), or more recently The Best Years of a Life (2019, Cannes selection).
2021Love Is Better Than Life 2020Dance of Chance 2019The Best Years of a Life 2017Everyone’s Life 2015Un + Une 2014We Love You, Bastard 2010What War May Bring 2007Roman de gare 2005Le Courage d’aimer 2004Le Genre humain – Les Parisiens 2002And Now… Ladies and Gentlemen 2000One 4 All 1998Chance or Coincidence 1996Hommes, femmes, mode d’emploi 1995Les Misérables 1993Tout ça… pour ça ! 1992La belle histoire 1990There Were Days… And Moons 1988Itinerary of a Spoiled Child 1987Attention bandits ! 1986A Man and a Woman: 20 Years Later 1985Partir, revenir 1984Long Live Life 1983Edith and Marcel 1981Dance of Life 1979Us Two 1978Robert et Robert 1977Another Man, Another Chance 1976Second Chance 1976The Good Guys and the Bad Guys 1975Cat and Mouse 1975 Mariage 1974And Now My Love 1973Happy New Year 1972Money Money Money 1971Smic Smac Smoc 1970The Crook 1969Love Is a Funny Thing 1969Life Love Death 1967Far from Vietnam 1967Live for Life 1966A Man and a Woman 1965Les grands moments 1964The Decadent Influence 1963Night Women 1962In the Affirmative 1960The Right of Man
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