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Jean-Pierre Dardenne trained as an actor and his younger brother, Luc, studied philosophy; but they have dedicated themselves to filmmaking since the 1970s. After earning a reputation in their native Belgium for directing socially and politically conscious documentaries, they directed their first fiction feature, Falsch, in 1986. They have also been active as producers and in 1975 founded Derives, a company with more than sixty documentaries to its credit. A second company, Les Films du Fleuve, was formed in 1994. The brothers hail from Wallonia, the southern, French-speaking region of Belgium that provides the gritty, postindustrial landscape so omnipresent in their films. In the decade since their third fiction feature, "La Promesse" (1996), became an international success, the unassuming but highly determined Dardennes have ascended to the forefront of a newly revived socially-conscious European cinema. At a time when filmmaking in Europe, however distinguished, seemed largely unmoored from the social changes wrought by the end of the Soviet empire, 'La Promesse' offered a modest but profound view of illegal immigration and worker exploitation, anchored in the moral complexities

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Author
Bert Cardullo, Editor
Publisher
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Published
2009
Language
EN
ISBN
9781443812603
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Performing Arts, Sports, Literary Fiction

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