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Jean-Pierre Dardenne & Luc Dardenne

 

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501 Movie Directors: A Comprehensive Guide to the Greatest Filmmakers

Ranked 5th on Film Comment's list of the 25 Best Directors of the Decade (2000-2009)

Director / Producer / Screenwriter
Jean-Pierre 1951 - | Luc 1954 -
Jean-Pierre Born April 21, Engis, Prov. Liege, Belgium | Luc Born March 10, Awirs, Belgium
Key Genres: Drama  TSPDT Rating: 8
Key Collaborators: Olivier Gourmet (Leading Player), Alain Marcoen (Cinematographer), Marie-Helene Dozo (Editor), Igor Gabriel (Production Designer), Jeremie Renier (Leading Player), Fabrizio Rongione (Leading Player), Denis Freyd (Producer), Frederic Bodson (Character Player), Mireille Bailly (Character Player), Morgan Marinne (Leading Player)
Highly Recommended: Rosetta (1999), The Son (2002)
Recommended: La Promesse (1996), L'Enfant (2005)
Links: [ IMDB: Jean-Pierre ] [ IMDB: Luc ] [ TCMDB: Jean-Pierre ] [ TCMDB: Luc ] [ All-Movie Guide: Jean-Pierre ] [ All-Movie Guide: Luc ] [ Cineuropa Interview (2005) ] [ Wikipedia ] [ kamera Interview ] [ Strictly Film School ] [ Film-Philosophy Article (2009) ] [ Dardenne-Brothers.com ]
Books: [ Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (Contemporary Film Directors) ] [ Committed Cinema: The Films of Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne: Essays and Interviews ]
DVD's: [ Amazon ]
21st Century's Most Acclaimed Films: The Son (2002), L'Enfant (2005)
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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