After studies in screenwriting and directing at New York and Columbia Universities, Julie
Delpy wrote, directed and starred in 2 Days In New York, a follow-up to her critically
acclaimed 2 Days in Paris. She collaborated with Richard Linklater on his Before trilogy:
she co-wrote Before Sunset and Before Midnight, which brought her numerous best
screenplay awards, while Before Midnight earned her Golden Globe and Spirit Award
nominations for Best Actress. Delpy has worked with many esteemed directors, among them
Jean-Luc Godard, Agneiszka Holland, Krzysztof Kieslowski and Jim Jarmusch .
In 2009, Delpy’s
The Countess, which she wrote and directed, was selected for the Berlin International Film
Festival.
She won the director’s prize at the San Sebastián International Film Festival for
Skylab in 2011. More recently, her Lolo and My Zoe were both selected for the Toronto
International Film Festival and, in 2021, the series On the Verge, which she wrote, directed,
and produced, was presented on Canal + and Netflix.
After studies in screenwriting and directing at New York and Columbia Universities, Julie
Delpy wrote, directed and starred in 2 Days In New York, a follow-up to her critically
acclaimed 2 Days in Paris. She collaborated with Richard Linklater on his Before trilogy:
she co-wrote Before Sunset and Before Midnight, which brought her numerous best
screenplay awards, while Before Midnight earned her Golden Globe and Spirit Award
nominations for Best Actress. Delpy has worked with many esteemed directors, among them
Jean-Luc Godard, Agneiszka Holland, Krzysztof Kieslowski and Jim Jarmusch .
In 2009, Delpy’s
The Countess, which she wrote and directed, was selected for the Berlin International Film
Festival.
She won the director’s prize at the San Sebastián International Film Festival for
Skylab in 2011. More recently, her Lolo and My Zoe were both selected for the Toronto
International Film Festival and, in 2021, the series On the Verge, which she wrote, directed,
and produced, was presented on Canal + and Netflix.
Founded by His Majesty King Mohammed VI in July 2002, the Marrakech International Film Festival Foundation is a non-profit organization of public interest.
Presided over by His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid, the Foundation has as its primary objective the organisation of the Marrakech International Film Festival and any related events, all of which aim to encourage the creation, promotion, and distribution of works of cinema throughout the Kingdom of Morocco and around the globe.
Founded by His Majesty King Mohammed VI in July 2002, the Marrakech International Film Festival Foundation is a non-profit organization of public interest.
Presided over by His Royal Highness Prince Moulay Rachid, the Foundation has as its primary objective the organisation of the Marrakech International Film Festival and any related events, all of which aim to encourage the creation, promotion, and distribution of works of cinema throughout the Kingdom of Morocco and around the globe.