Activities : Associate producer, Director, Scriptwriter, Adaptation and/or dialogue writer, Manager

Little Bear : Manager

Little Bear
7-9, rue Arthur Groussier
75010 Paris
France
Phone number : +33 1.42.38.06.55
Fax number : +33 1.42.45.00.33

In the Electric Mist(2007), from Bertrand Tavernier
Holy Lola(2004), from Bertrand Tavernier
Histoires de vies brisées les "double peine" de Lyon(2001), from Bertrand Tavernier, Nils Tavernier
Mon Père(2000), from José Giovanni
Safe Conduct(2000), from Bertrand Tavernier
It All Starts Today(1999), from Bertrand Tavernier
Lumières sur un massacre : La lettre(1997), from Bertrand Tavernier
Captain Conan(1996), from Bertrand Tavernier
Bait (The)(1995), from Bertrand Tavernier
Fille de D'Artagnan (La)(1994), from Bertrand Tavernier

Complete filmography

Bertrand Tavernier knew from a very young age that he would become a movie director. Starting out as a film critic for "Positif," "Les Lettres françaises," "Combat" and "Les Cahiers du cinéma," and as a press attaché, he made his first feature film, "The Clockmaker of St Paul," in 1974. When the film was released, it won the Louis Delluc Prize, a Silver Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and a Silver Hugo at the Chicago Film Festival. Released in 1975, "Let Joy Reign Supreme" also picked up several Cesar Awards, as did his third feature, "The Judge and the Assassin" (1976). These were followed by "Spoiled Children" (1977), "Deathwatch" (1980), which gave actress Romy Schneider one of her finest roles; "A Week’s Vacation" (1981), included in the Official Selection at Cannes in 1981; "Clean Slate" (1982), "Mississippi Blues," co-directed by Robert Parrish; "A Sunday in the Country" (1984), winning him the award for Best Direction at Cannes; "’Round Midnight" (1985), winning an Oscar and a Cesar for the Best Original Music for Herbie Hancock; "Beatrice" (1988), "Life and Nothing But" (1989), Cesar for Best Actor for Philippe Noiret; "Daddy Nostalgia" (1990), the last movie role for Dirk Bogarde; "The Undeclared War" (1991), "L.627" (1992), "D'Artagnan’s Daughter" (1994), "Fresh Bait" (aka "The Bait") in 1995, Golden Bear at Berlin and "Captain Conan" (1996), Cesar for Best Director and Best Actor for Philippe Torreton, who returns in "It All Starts Today," Tavernier’s nineteenth feature film.

Bertrand Tavernier has produced and co-produced his own films, as well as films by directors such as Laurent Heynemann, Marcel Ophuls and Pierre Jolivet, with over 30 films credited to his production company, "Little Bear."