Tag: gilleslellouche

Quentin Dupieux delivers a playful avant-garde biopic with Gilles Lellouche, Édouard Baer, Jonathan Cohen, and Pio Marmaï.

Quentin Dupieux made his statement of principles with the opening monologue in Rubber, his notorious self-aware movie starring a tire that comes to life and then uses its telekinetic powers to kill animals and humans. Paraphrasing said speech, for Dupieux...

Fred Cavaye is, quite simply, the man. Or I suppose I should say Fred Cavaye est l'homme. There was a time a decade or two back when Luc Besson was l'homme but with Besson long since having decided that he...

A tropical environment, plentiful guns and bricks of hashish. Other than actors Gilles Lellouche and Tahar Rahim these are the primary factors at play in Julien Leclerq's Gibraltar, a stylish based-on-a-true-story crime thriller that - if the materials thus far...

In many ways it is quite strange that French director Julien Leclerq has not yet been snapped up by Luc Besson and the Europa machine, for if there is someone more capable of shooting the sort of glossy, technically impressive...