Jean Pierre Lefebvre
Jean Pierre Lefebvre was born on Aug 17, 1941 in Canada. Jean Pierre Lefebvre's big-screen debut came with Le révolutionnaire directed by Jean Pierre Lefebvre in 1965. Jean Pierre Lefebvre is known for Les fleurs sauvages directed by Jean Pierre Lefebvre, Marthe Nadeau stars as and Michèle Magny as . Jean Pierre Lefebvre has got 1 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Jean Pierre Lefebvre achieved is Cannes Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Jean Pierre Lefebvre plays is Pour l'amour de Dieu which will be released on Sep 02, 2011.
Differently of his contemporary quebecois' directors, Lefebvre didn't make his class in the documentary. After his Literary studies and seven years of critics, he immediatly began directing fiction movies; a short in 1964 _L'Homoman_ preceeding an ininterrompt serie of movies of which he produce at least the first five. In fact, he has found his own production company Cinak Ltee and his own distributing company Disci Inc. His style is based on low cost movies, on natural location and using few characters. He approach the cinema in the same 'maniere' then Luc Besson; a non-narrative non-psychological cinema, mostly without action where the characters present themselves by the way they live.
Birthday
Aug 17, 1941Place of Birth
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Known For
Awards
1 wins & 9 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 20116.1
- 1998
writer, director
5.3 - 1982
writer, director
7.3 - 1977
Le vieux pays où Rimbaud est mort
writer, director
7.3 - 1975
director, writer
7.0 - 1973
On n'engraisse pas les cochons à l'eau claire
director, writer
6.4 - 1973
writer, director
8.1 - 1971
writer, director
6.9 - 1970
writer, director
6.4 - 1969
writer, director
6.2 - 1969
writer, director
7.3 - 1969
writer, director
5.8 - 1965
writer, director
6.7