Teaser : Frontières Direct By : Xavier Gens
Xavier Gens explains his vision
zwiastun: Frontière(s) (2007) reż, Xavier Gens
Xavier Gens y Karina Testa en Sitges 2007
- Date of Birth: 27 April, 1975
- Place of Birth: Dunkirk, France
- Biography: Xavier Gens (born on April 27, 1975(1975-04-27) in Dunkirk, France) is a French film director.
Filmography
- La Horde (2009)
- Frontière(s) (Frontier(s)) (2008)
- Lady Blood (2008)
- Hitman (2007)
- Au petit matin (2005)
- Le Bon, la brute et les zombies (2004)
- 30 ans (30 Years) (2000)
- BTK - Born to Kast (2000)
- Cramps (2000)
- The Secret Laughter of Women (1999)
- Les Kidnappeurs (1998)
- Le Bossu (1998)
News
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Frontier(s)
boston.com –
2008-05-12
If you name your horror movie "Frontier(s)," the expectation is that you plan to go beyond the usual tortures and degradations. On that score, Xavier Gens deserves congratulations for making a movie that wipes every other film about crazy cannibals ... Full Article
Gens Gets Cruel and Unusual
nysun.com –
2008-05-09
Horror fan Xavier Gens grew up on a steady diet of grindhouse shockers and drive-in action fare, soaking up the extremes of American filmmaking as a child in France. He can dissect a 1970s classic such as "The Texas Chainsaw ... Full Article
Xavier Gens's Frontière(s)
villagevoice.com –
2008-05-07
Ah, the triumph of globalization: Give the French a taste of neo-fascism, race riots, and paramilitary crackdowns, and they seek solace in the American cinema's current favorite pastime-vigorously art-directed torture porn. ... Full Article