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Maxime Martinot

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Maxime Martinot is a French director, editor and writer. After his cinema studies in Paris 8, he works between France and Portugal. His first feature film Trois contes de Borges won two prizes at FIDMarseille and was released in French theatres in 2018. His short essay film Histoire de la révolution won the Best Short Film Award at Entrevues Belfort. In 2022, Antelopes is nominated for the César Awards, in the Best documentary short film category.

Known For

Three Tales of Borges

63%

Director

2018

The Film You Are About to See

70%

Director

2023

Olho Animal

50%

Director

2022

Antelopes

60%

Director

2020

The Trail of the Asphodel

Director

2023

History of the Revolution

Director

2019

The colours of Camille

Editor

2018

The Disappearance

Director

2018

La Troisième Veille

2025

The Trail of the Asphodel

Director

2023

The Film You Are About to See

70%

Director

2023

The Film You Are About to See

70%

Researcher

2023

The Film You Are About to See

70%

Scenario Writer

2023

The Film You Are About to See

70%

Editor

2023

Olho Animal

50%

Director

2022

Olho Animal

50%

Editor

2022

Antelopes

60%

Director

2020

History of the Revolution

Director

2019

The colours of Camille

Editor

2018

Three Tales of Borges

63%

Director

2018

Three Tales of Borges

63%

Writer

2018

Three Tales of Borges

63%

Editor

2018

The Disappearance

Director

2018

The Disappearance

Writer

2018

Return to Providence

Screenplay

2016

Return to Providence

Director

2016

Return to Providence

Editor

2016

Return to Providence

Director of Photography

2016

The Neighbours

Music

2015

The Neighbours

Editor

2015

La Continuación

Director

La Continuación

Writer

La Continuación

Editor

La Continuación

Director of Photography

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Department
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