Julien War

Julien War, a master of the French New Wave, was born in 1970 in the heart of the film industry, Paris, France. His active years span from 1995 to the present, during which he has dabbled in various genres, with an emphasis on drama and romance, and has made a name for himself through his notable films such as "Le Souffle du Vent" and "L'Amour Éternel," both of which have earned him recognition and accolades including the prestigious César Award. War's directorial style is characterized by his use of long, uninterrupted takes, and his penchant for exploring themes of love and passion within the framework of contemporary urban life. Through his lens, Julien War paints Paris not just as a city, but as a living, breathing character that interacts with the protagonists, thus reminding us of the potential of cinema to portray the world in unique and beautiful ways.