Anne Villacèque

Short Biography

Anne Villacèque born 30 April 1963 Toulouse, France is a French director and screenwriter .BiographyAnne Villacèque was born in Toulouse and grew up in Guadeloupe, then in Nîmes. At 15 she dreams of becoming a film critic, goes up to Paris at 18, and passes the competition of the ENS at 20. But she then spends more time in the dark rooms than to revise the aggregation of philosophy. After a long period of travel and doubts, she enters the Fémis. She made documentary films for ten years, including 3 love stories of Vanessa , The Misfortunes of Virtue and Nezha the Good , before devoting herself to fiction. His first feature film, Petite Chérie , inspired by a tragic incident, was selected at the Directors' Fortnight in Cannes in 2000. Since then, she has written and directed Riviera , E-love , Weekends , and, most recently, Two , a fiction for Arte adapted from a novel by Irene Némirovsky. Most of his films talk about the couple, but also about our broken dreams.Former student of the lycées Alphonse-Daudet of Nîmes and Henri IV 1 , of ENS Ulm-Sèvres and of Fémis 2 , she graduated in philosophy