le portrait approximatif - Yvan Attal
"La naissance d'une fleur" - Yvan Attal
LE CANDIDAT - sortie le 11 avril - Niels Arestrup Yvan Attal
Charloette Gainsbourg, Thierry Ardisson, Yvan Attal départs
- Date of Birth: 04 January, 1965
- Place of Birth: Tel-Aviv, Israel
- Biography: Yvan Attal (born 4 January 1965) is an Israeli-born French actor and director.
Filmography
- Rapt! (2009)
- New York, I Love You (2009)
- Le Bal des actrices (2009)
- Regrets (2009)
- Je suis venu pour elle (2008)
- Orange Juice (2008)
- Leaving (2008)
- Traque, La (2008)
- Rush Hour 3 (2007)
- Le Candidat (The Candidate) (2007)
- Le Serpent (The Snake) (2007)
- Munich (2006)
News
Viral movies - from Paris with love
guardian.co.uk –
2009-11-09
Yvan Attal is talking about one of the most famous images of Paris - Robert Doisneau's 1950 photograph, Le Baiser de l'Hotel de Ville, in which a young couple are locked in an embrace as all of Parisian life swirls... ... Full Article
Written by the director, this family saga is set in Brittany and Paris. It centres on a woman who is full of contradictions and chained to her close relations, including two young children who witness her deterioration, a bitter, unhappily... ... Full Article
The Patriots
cinemastrikesback.com –
2007-11-12
The Patriots tells the story of a young French man who is recruited into an elite unit of the Israeli secret police, and his operations while there. ... Full Article
The Serpent (15)
viewlondon.co.uk –
2007-09-13
Two out of Five stars Running time: 119 mins Disappointing French thriller, thanks to a ridiculous plot, overblown direction and some dodgy acting from Clovis Cornillac. ... Full Article
Happily Ever After
slantmagazine.com –
2005-10-10
Attal's Happily Ever After , bereft of the meta elements that characterized the filmmaker's previous My Wife Is An Actress , dissects the viability of fidelity via the story of three buddies and their tumultuous relationships with the opposite sex:... ... Full Article
The original French title of ''Happily Ever After" translates to ''And They Got Married and Had Many Children." That's colloquially about the same as our fairy-tale clich, ''they lived happily ever after," but the English title carries a sting that ... Full Article