Étienne Comar
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Étienne Comar

Jan 25, 1965 - Paris, France

Étienne Comar (born 25 January 1965) is a French film producer, screenwriter and film director. He is known for producing the films Of Gods and Men (2010) and Timbuktu (2014), for which he won the César Award for Best Film as producer in 2011 and 2015. In 2017, his directorial debut Django was selected to open the 67th Berlin International Film Festival.

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Movie1998ZonzonProducerProduction
Movie2006One Fine DayProducerProduction
Movie2010Of Gods and MenProducerProduction
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Movie2007The KeyAssociate ProducerProduction
Movie2010Of Gods and MenWriterWriting
Movie2012Haute CuisineScreenplayWriting
Movie2015The Price of FameScreenplayWriting
Movie2001Ali Zaoua: Prince of the StreetsProducerProduction
Movie2011The Women on the 6th FloorProducerProduction
Movie2015My KingScreenplayWriting
Movie2022Singing JailbirdsDirectorDirecting
Movie19991999 MadeleineExecutive ProducerProduction
Movie2014TimbuktuProducerProduction
Movie2017DjangoDirectorDirecting
Movie2001GamerProducerProduction
Movie200224 Hours in the Life of a WomanProducerProduction
Movie2000Highway MelodyProducerProduction
Movie2012Haute CuisineProducerProduction
Movie2017DjangoCo-ProducerProduction
Movie2005The Do-GoodersProducerProduction
Movie1997MektoubProducerProduction
Movie2017Gauguin: Voyage to TahitiScreenplayWriting
Movie2017Faces PlacesCo-ProducerProduction
Movie2017DjangoScreenplayWriting
Movie2018To the Ends of the WorldCo-ProducerProduction
Movie2018To the Ends of the WorldProducerProduction
Movie2018Girls of the SunProducerProduction
Movie2015My KingAssociate ProducerProduction
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