Nicolas Klotz
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.
As director
ITEM (déroulé)
Cosmocide
New World! (The World Anew)
When the House Burns Down
Song for the Buried City
Let’s Say Revolution
So Long Michael
The Fire of Antifer (Materials for a Film in Progress)
Saxifrages, Four White Nights
The Wild Frontier
Fugitive, Where Are You Running to?
Mata Atlântica
Friday the 13th
Projet Castellucci
Momies et Mutants
Je Sais Courir Mais Je ne Sais Pas M’enfuir
Ceremony Brazza
Le vent souffle dans la cour d'honneur - Les utopies contemporaines du Festival d'Avignon
Pour se frayer un chemin dans la jungle, il est bon de frapper avec un bâton pour écarter les dangers invisibles
Najgo!
Hamlet in Palestine
Low Life
Dialogues clandestins Low Life
Vérité de la démocratie, Jean-Luc Nancy (1,2,3)
Mademoiselle Julie
Heartbeat Detector
La Consolation
La Consolation
The Wound
Jeunesse d'Hamlet
