Internationally renowned French filmmaker Michel Hazanavicius began learning the ropes of being a director in the late '80s, working for the French TV channel Canal+. He directed a multitude of projects for television before making his first movie for the big screen: the 2006 espionage spoof OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies. He developed a tremendous working relationship with his stars, Jean Dujardin and Bérénice Bejo, whom he would team with again for his 2011 international hit, the critical smash The Artist. A throwback to the early days of film, the movie transcended language barriers easily, as it was silent. The Artist racked up numerous awards, as did Hazanavicius for his role as a director -- including Academy Award wins for Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Picture.
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Les infidèles
Director |
2012 | |||
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The Artist
Director, Editor, Screenwriter |
2011 | |||
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OSS 117: Rio Ne Répond Plus
Dialogue Writer, Director, Screenwriter |
2009 | |||
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OSS 117: Cairo - Nest of Spies
Director |
2006 | |||
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The Daltons
Screenwriter |
2004 | |||
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Didier
Actor |
1997 | |||
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Delphine 1 - Yvan O
Screenwriter |
1996 |





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