Jacques Audiard
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Cannes: What Audiard's wild Mexican musical lacks in psychological complexity it more than makes up for in bold swings, even when they often don't work.
The filmmaker explains to IndieWire his plans to remain an international director and why his latest effort felt like a first film.
Exclusive: Audiard teams with screenwriters Céline Sciamma and Léa Mysius for a sex-filled adaptation of Adrian Tomine's graphic novels.
Jacques Audiard spins three Adrian Tomine graphic novels into a dreamy quilt of stories about love and sex, and sex, and sex.
The actor spent seven years developing the first project that he also produced, but it was Alison Dickey who brought it to his attention.
The filmmaker skipped the festival this year for the first time in ages. If he returns, he said, he wants a new context for his work.
In anticipation of a new MOMA retrospective, the French auteur spoke to IndieWire about his ability to thrive in France despite his new American film.
Riz Ahmed and John C. Reilly co-star in Jacques Audiard's English-language debut.
Jacques Audiard's indie feature is based on Patrick DeWitt’s 2011 novel of the same name.
Review: Jacques Audiard's 'Dheepan' Is an Immigrant Tale That Nearly Loses its Way
Jacques Audiard Wants Magic, Not Realism, in His César Nominee 'Dheepan'
Watch: U.K. Trailer For Jacques Audiard’s Palme d'Or Winner 'Dheepan'
