Frédéric Jardin

Frédéric Jardin was born in Paris on May 24th 1968. His first foray into the film industry was at age 20, as assistant to Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Sautet and Jacques Doillon. He made his directorial debut in 1994 with the film La Folie Douce, starring Edouard Baer and Géraldine Pailhas and produced by Alain Sarde. This was followed up in 2000 with Les Freres Soeur (The Sister Brothers), a frenetic comedy starring Denis Podalydès and José Garcia. His another film credit was Cravate Club in 2003, a dark comedy starring Edouard Baer and Charles Berling.

Tribeca Film