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Filmography
Cantet, Laurent, dir. L’Atelier/The Workshop. Archipel 35, France 2 Cinéma, 2017.
Cantet, Laurent, dir. L’emploi du temps/Time Out. Haut et Court Productions, 2001.
Cantet, Laurent, dir. Entre les murs/The Class. Haut et Court Productions, 2008.
Cantet, Laurent, dir. Ressources humaines/Human Resources. Haut et Court Productions, La Sept/Arte, 1999.
Cantet, Laurent, dir. Vers le sud/Heading South. Haut et Court Productions, Les Films Séville, StudioCanal, 2005.
Gatlif, Tony, dir. Gadjo Dilo/The Crazy Stranger. Princes Films, 1998.
Seidl, Ulrick, dir. Paradies: Liebe/Paradise: Love. Ulrich Seidl Film Produktion, 2012.