Directing
Nicolas Klotz
IT, FR, EN, ES cinema · 42 credits
Born
22 June 1954 (age 72)
Nicolas Klotz is a French film director born in Neuilly-sur-Seine. Klotz has directed several documentaries profiling musicians, such as sitar player Pandit Ravi Shankar, pianist Brad Mehldau, and saxophonist James Carter. After directing two feature-length fiction films for the big screen (La nuit bengali and La nuit sacrée, based on the novel by Tahar Ben Jelloun), he made the film Paria, which depicted the lives of the homeless. He had already addressed this topic in 2000 in a TV movie broadcast on the Arte network: Un Ange en danger.
Known for
Filmography
ITEM (déroulé)
Director
When the House Burns Down
as Self - Narrator (voice), Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Sound, Writer
Let’s Say Revolution
Director, Writer, Director of Photography, Editor
Saxifrages, Four White Nights
Producer, Director of Photography, Editor, Director
Ça a recommencé, l’émerveillement
as L'homme sur la plage
The Wild Frontier
Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Writer
Mata Atlântica
Director, Director of Photography, Editor
Friday the 13th
Director
Low Life
Writer, Director
Mademoiselle Julie
Director, Producer, Editor
Heartbeat Detector
Director
La Consolation
Director, Editor
The Wound
Director, Producer
Paria
Director
La nuit sacrée
Director
The Bengali Night
Director, Screenplay
Rock and Torah
Assistant Editor