Luc Besson

Luc Besson is a famous French director who also serves as a producer, screenwriter, actor, and editor. Due to repeatedly achieving box office success, he is known as the Spielberg of France. Luc Besson's works have a fast pace, luxurious style, and great commercial value. Some people claim that his film is actually an American film, just shot in France. Besson's parents are both experts in water sports, and his mother is also a diving coach. When he was a teenager, he dreamed of becoming an expert in the ocean and dolphins, but due to a diving accident, he had to give up this wish and turn to movies. At the age of 17, he joined Gaomeng Film Company as an assistant before graduating from high school. Later, he interned in Hollywood and returned to China as an assistant director. The final battle of the plot feature film's debut won the special award at the 1983 Cannes Film Festival. In the following decade or so, he produced five more films, and almost every one had a sensational effect, one of which was that the killer was not too cold. His second film was directed by the Subway in 1985 and received thirteen nominations and three awards at the 11th French Film Caesar Awards; In 1987, Blue Sea and Blue Sky won eight nominations and two awards at the 14th Caesar Awards; In 1989, Nikita received nine nominations and one award at the 16th Caesar Awards. Afterwards, he directed multiple high grossing commercial films, such as the imaginative science fiction film 'The Fifth Element'. In 1999, Luc Besson launched the controversial Joan of Arc, but after six years of silence, he finally re directed the barrel and completed the unique style of Angel A. During the six years of temporary lockdown, he appeared as a producer and nurtured a large number of new and new works. He participated in the production of up to 50 films, many of which were written by him. Today's Besson seems to have become a successful role model, and we can not hesitate to see him as a major commercial director of the same type as Spielberg. However, Little do we know that Besson has paid a great price for being able to go this far. Luc Besson is a lonely explorer in the film industry. Even in his commercial blockbusters, we can feel his ultimate understanding of history and life, and touch his journey as a French warrior. Whether it's Jack in the blue sea and sky, the assassin in Leon, or Joan of Arc in Joan of Arc, we all feel like this is Luc Besson.