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Jacques Audiard
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Jacques Audiard's new prison thriller is the most stylish film to come out of Europe for years, following up on the promise of his previous movies Read My Lips and The Beat that My Heart Skipped and confirming his place among the greats of French cinema. Jason Solomons talks to a director who wants his audience to fly with himJacques Audiard wears a hat. It's a trilby that, the 57-year-old director says, keeps him warm in the winter and cool...
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Six films are vying for the prize for best European Film of 2009 at the European Film Awards. Competing for the prize are Andrea Arnold’s “Fish Tank,” Tomas Alfredson’s “Let the Right One in,” Jacques Audiard’s “The Prophet,” Stephen Daldry’s “The Reader,” Danny Boyle’s “Slumdog Millionaire,” and Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon.” Jacques Audiard’s “The Prophet” lead the EFA’s with six nominations, including best European Film, best director...
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Second Full French Trailer for Jacques Audiard's A ProphetFirst Showing (blog)... is directed by French filmmaker Jacques Audiard, of See How They Fall, A Self-Made Hero, Read My Lips, and The Beat That My Heart Skipped previously. ...
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Jacques Audiard's acclaimed prison drama shortlisted for six awards, including best film, best director and best actor for newcomer Tahar RahimThe signs all point to Un Prophète (A Prophet) at next month's European film awards. Jacques Audiard's prison-set crime saga leads the field with six nominations, including best film and director. Newcomer Tahar Rahim was also nominated in the best actor category for his breakthrough role as a callow...
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International News: Audiard film wins best film at festival -- Jacques Audiard's "A Prophet," about a French-Arab thug's education behind bars, won the inaugural award for best film at the 53rd London Film Festival on Wednesday evening.
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