Divine Comédie, des planches à l'écran

CINEMA, by... ALBERT DUPONTEL draws the unique and unique portrait of an extraordinary director who reveals himself through his tastes, his choices and his curiosity. It's a stroll through the artist's cinephilia, dotted with surprises and appearances, that Albert Dupontel offers by returning to the films, scenes, actors that left their mark on him. He thus invites into his ideal show some masters of the 7th art, such as William Friedkin, Terry Giliam, or from the series like Nick Pizzolatto (show runner of True Detective) and engages in an interview with Michel Simon.

Cinéma par Albert Dupontel

We love to watch her because I don't know what she's going to do next. A TV-documentary on French actress Isabelle Huppert.

I love Isabelle Huppert

"A Man in the City" could be the title of this film. "Cinéma par Yvan Attal" is a documentary about the "cinema city" as much as about the person who takes us there: Yvan Attal. With the actor and director of "My Wife is an Actress", "They Married and Had Many Children" and "My Stupid Dog", we dive into the heart of New York. Actor and filmmaker Yvan Attal's cinephile is almost exclusively focused on New York, a true cinema city. For as long as he can remember, Yvan Attal has been fascinated by the city/cinema. The filmmakers, the actors, the films that have forged his cinephilia, his cinematographic culture, his career, are all connected to this city which hosts the most filming in the world. At his side and guided by his landmarks, his wanderings and the images that fed his appetite for cinema, we enter an "open-air studio" city. From "Godfather" to "Dog Afternoon", from "Manhattan" to "Taxi Driver", Yvan Attal grew up with Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro, he grew up with Francis Coppola, Sidney Lumet and Martin Scorsese. Through a stroll through the most filmed city in the world, Yvan Attal reconnects with his memories, revisits the images of the films that marked him, and meets cinema with Brad Mehldau, Griffin Dunne, Jack Garfein and Charlotte Gainsbourg. In return, Yvan Attal shares and transmits his passion for cinema.