List of the best Nils Tavernier movies: Étoiles: Dancers of the Paris Opera Ballet(2001), The Ideal Palace(2018), The Finishers(2013), Mina Tannenbaum(1993), L.627(1992) ... ...
Documentary
France
2001
96 Minutes
Director
Maurice Béjart Marie-Agnes Gillot Wilfried Romoli Elisabeth Platel Clairemarie Osta Nicolas Le Riche Jiri Kylian Laurent Hilaire
ETOILES: DANCERS OF THE PARIS OPERA BALLET celebrates the legacy of one of the best ballet companies in the world by weaving together rehearsals, tour snapshots and performances of ... See full summary »
Biography
2018
105 Minutes
Director
Jacques Gamblin Laetitia Casta Florence Thomassin Bernard Le Coq Natacha Lindinger Zélie Rixhon Eric Savin Louka Petit Taborelli
Drama
2013
86 Minutes
Director
Jacques Gamblin Alexandra Lamy Sophie de Furst Fred Epaud Brigitte Chambon Fabien Héraud Steeve Gasparin Pablo Pauly Xavier Mathieu Christelle Cornil Sandra Leclercq
father mother family emotional mind nice speed childhood physical disability underdog
Comedy, Drama
1993
127 Minutes
La cousine
Romane Bohringer Elsa Zylberstein Florence Thomassin Nils Tavernier Stéphane Slima Jean-Philippe Écoffey Eric Defosse Harry Cleven Hugues Quester
young woman friend jew artist journalist misfit emotional tense paris hospital school household friendship judaism odd couple outsider class distinctions struggle growing up transformation
The pursuits of men, success and happiness make up lifelong friendship for two Jewish women (Romane Bohringer, Elsa Zylberstein) in Paris.
Drama
France
1992
145 Minutes
Vincent
Didier Bezace Jean-Paul Comart Charlotte Kady Jean-Roger Milo Nils Tavernier Philippe Torreton Lara Guirao Cecile Garcia-Fogel
police detective boss informant coworker drug dealer police officer tense brooding paris street police station hideout investigation bureaucracy workplace politics drugs prostitution quest 1990s
This gritty police drama shows us the underbelly of the Parisian drug trade. Lulu is a tough streetwise narcotics cop who, like a Frank Serpico or a Dirty Harry Callahan, doesn't play by ... See full summary »