Catherine Bozorgan (born September 10, 1980) is a French film producer.[1]
Catherine Bozorgan | |
|---|---|
| Born | 10 September 1980 |
| Alma mater | HEC Paris ESCP Business School |
| Occupation | Producer |
Biography
editShe was born in 1980 in Tehran.[2] In 1981, because of the Islamic revolution and the Iran-Iraq war, her family moved to the west of Paris. She studied at ESCP Business School and HEC Paris.[3]
She began working at Ciné Nominé, a film financing company. There she met Albert Dupontel, who offered her the chance to co-produce his film The Villain. She then created her own structure.
She is president of the film production company Manchester Films, and has also produced Albert Dupontel's films through ADCB Films since 2009. At the 2021 César Awards, she took to the stage of the Olympia to collect four of the seven awards for the film Bye Bye Morons.
As of 2021, she has already participated in the production of some 200 films.[4]
Filmography
edit- 2009 : The Villain from Albert Dupontel
- 2010 : The Clink of Ice from Bertrand Blier
- 2011 : La Clé des champs from Claude Nuridsany and Marie Pérennou
- 2011 : Twiggy from Emmanuelle Millet
- 2012 : Rue Mandar from Idit Cébula
- 2012 : An Open Heart from Marion Laine
- 2013 : 9 Month Stretch from Albert Dupontel
- 2013 : Love Is in the Air from Alexandre Castagnetti
- 2016 : The First, the Last from Bouli Lanners
- 2017 : See You up There from Albert Dupontel
- 2020 : Bye Bye Morons from Albert Dupontel
- 2023 : Second Tour from Albert Dupontel
Awards
edit- César Award for Best Film in 2021 for Bye Bye Morons from Albert Dupontel
- César des lycéens in 2021 for Bye Bye Morons from Albert Dupontel[5]