Jean-Marc Brondolo

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Jean-Marc Brondolo
Nationality French
Occupation(s)Screenwriter, director
Years active1990–present

Jean-Marc Brondolo is a French screenwriter and director.

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Theater

YearTitleAuthor
1990La Vie à DeuxJean-Marc Brondolo
1992Feu la mère de Madame Georges Feydeau

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
1995Ada sait pas dire nonAssistant directorShort directed by Luc Pagès
1996Les frères GravetDirected by René Féret
1997Rien que des grandes personnesDirector & writerShort
1999Tête à TêteShort
2000Faites comme si je n'étais pas làAssistant directorDirected by Olivier Jahan
2002De la tête aux piedsShort directed by Pascal Lahmani
Les oreilles sur le dosTV movie directed by Xavier Durringer
2003Après la pluie, le beau tempsDirected by Nathalie Schmidt
2004CaponeDirector & writerTV movie
Biarritz International Festival of Audiovisual Programming - Michel Mitrani Award
Nominated - Annonay International Festival of First Films - Grand Jury Prize
2006Aller simpleTV movie
2008ScalpDirectorTV series (4 episodes)
2009ReportersTV series (5 episodes)
2010-2012 Spiral TV series (12 episodes)
2010-2013 Un village français TV series (12 episodes)
2014 Spin TV series (6 episodes)
2016Le choix de CheyenneTV movie
Luchon International Film Festival - Special Mention of the Jury for the Director
2018Les impatientesTV mini-series

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