Serge Bozon (born 8 November 1972) is a French filmmaker and actor. His films often showcased or known for his approach to filmmaking that blends elements of genre with offbeat storytelling.
He is most known for his drama film Madame Hyde (2017), which competed for the Golden Leopard at the 70th Locarno Film Festival.
Early career Bozon was born in Aix-en-Provence, France in 1972.
After completing his baccalauréat (specializing in film) in Lyon, he moved to Paris, where he met Axelle Ropert, who would go on to write the screenplays for all his films.
He shot his first feature film, L'Amitié (1998) over the course of nine days, using personal savings and borrowed equipment..
Private life Serge Bozon was married with Axelle Ropert, the mother of his two children.
His sister, French cinematographer Céline Bozon, is a recurrent collaborator in his films.
Filmography
Film director 1998: L'Amitié 2003: Mods 2007: La France 2013: Tip Top
2017: Madame Hyde 2022: Don Juan
Actor
Je le Jure: L'expert psychiatre Rosalie: Le photographe Deux Rémi, deux: Philippe Pardon Hand in hand: Jean-Pierre
Awards 2002 : Prix Léo Scheer at the festival de Belfort for Mods 2007 : Prix Jean Vigo for La France
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