A visionary French film director, he is known for his poetic and enigmatic style. Emerging in the 1980s, he gained critical acclaim with films like "Boy Meets Girl" and "Mauvais Sang." His work often explores themes of love and alienation, characterized by striking visuals and innovative storytelling. In 1991, he directed "Les Amants du Pont-Neuf," a cult classic. After a hiatus, he returned with "Holy Motors" in 2012, reinforcing his status as a bold auteur. His films are celebrated for their emotional depth and artistic daring.
HOLY MOTORS
Holy Motors is a surreal and dreamlike film that explores the boundaries of cinema and performance. It follows a mysterious man named Monsieur Oscar...
ANNETTE
In Leos Carax's Annette, a celebrated stand-up comedian and his luminous opera-singer wife raise their gifted daughter, Annette. As the child prodigy...