Nicolas Klotz
Directing
Nicolas Klotz is a French film director born in Neuilly-sur-Seine.
Klotz has directed several documentaries profiling musicians, such as sitar player Pandit Ravi Shankar, pianist Brad Mehldau, and saxophonist James Carter. After directing two feature-length fiction films for the big screen (La nuit bengali and La nuit sacrée, based on the novel by Tahar Ben Jelloun), he made the film Paria, which depicted the lives of the homeless. He had already addressed this topic in 2000 in a TV movie broadcast on the Arte network: Un Ange en danger.
Known for
Heartbeat Detector
September 12, 2007
Low Life
April 4, 2012
La nuit sacrée
June 23, 1993
The Wound
April 6, 2005
Paria
September 1, 2000
Winston Tong In Studio
October 10, 1984
The Bengali Night
October 26, 1988
The Wild Frontier
April 11, 2018
Let’s Say Revolution
July 22, 2021
Friday the 13th
October 22, 2016
Saxifrages, Four White Nights
March 16, 2021
Mata Atlântica
October 20, 2016
Behind the camera40
- 2025ITEM (déroulé) Director
- 2023Cosmocide Director
- 2023New World! (The World Anew) Director
- 2022Song for the Buried City Director
- 2022When the House Burns Down Editor, Director, Sound, Director of Photography, Writer
- 2021The Fire of Antifer (Materials for a Film in Progress) Director
- 2021So Long Michael Director
- 2021Let’s Say Revolution Director, Writer, Editor, Director of Photography
- 2021Saxifrages, Four White Nights Director of Photography, Editor, Producer, Director