Martin Provost
Introduction '''Martin Provost''' (born 13 May 1957) is a French film director, writer and actor. He wrote and directed films such as ''Séraphine'' and ''Le Ventre de Juliette''. ''Violette,'' his 2013 biographical drama about author Violette Leduc, was screened in the Special Presentation section at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival.
Filmography  Year Title Credited as NotesDirectorScreenwriterActor 1976 ''A Young Emmanuelle''    1977 ''Les Enquêtes du commissaire Maigret''   TV series 1977 ''Les Folies Offenbach''  TV mini-series 1977 ''Au plaisir de Dieu''  TV mini-series 1977 ''Banlieue sud-est''  TV mini-series 1978 ''Le Devoir de français''  Telefilm 1978 ''Messieurs les ronds-de-cuir''  Telefilm 1979 ''Au théâtre ce soir''  TV series 1980 ''Tarendol''  Telefilm 1980 ''Les Héritiers''  TV series 1981 ''Pause-café''  TV series 1981 ''Histoires de voyous : Opération Primevère''  Telefilm 1983 ''Emmenez-moi au théâtre : La Baye''  Telefilm 1984 ''Comme les doigts de la main''  Short film 1985 ''L'Histoire en marche: Les prisonnières''  Telefilm 1988 ''Alice''   1989 ''Pentimento''   1992 ''Cocon''   Short film 1997 ''Tortilla y cinema''    2002 ''20, avenue Parmentier''   2003 ''Le Ventre de Juliette''  Avignon Film Festival - Prix Tournage 2006 ''SantApprentice''  Animated TV series  2008 ''Séraphine''  César Award for Best FilmCésar Award for Best Original ScreenplayNewport Beach Film Festival - Best FilmNewport Beach Film Festival - Best DirectorNewport Beach Film Festival - Best ScreenplayNominated—César Award for Best DirectorNominated—Lumières Award for Best FilmNominated—Lumières Award for Best DirectorNominated—Lumières Award for Best ScreenplayNominated—Prix Jacques Prévert du Scénario for Best Original Screenplay 2011 ''The Long Falling''   2013 ''Violette''  Nominated—Magritte Award for Best Foreign Film in Coproduction 2017 ''The Midwife''   2020 ''How to Be a Good Wife''
Published works *1992: ''Aime-moi vite'' *2007: ''Léger, humain, pardonnable''*2009: ''La Rousse Péteuse'' *2010: ''Bifteck''
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