This Killer Is Not Too Cold (Original Title: Léon, American Title: The Professional) is a 1994 action film written and directed by French director Luc Besson, starring Jean Renault, Gary Oldman and Natalie Portman.
The film mainly tells the touching story of a professional killer and a little girl.
Blue Sea and Blue Sky is a love film directed by Luc Besson and starring Jean-Marc Barr and Jean Renault.
The film depicts the plight of individuals who are difficult to integrate into the real society, so they turn to another life in their dreams, with a strong autobiographical color. Humanity constantly challenges the limit, but finally ends with a return to the sea, a blue tone movie.
Paul, an old man living in the countryside of southern France, suddenly welcomed three uninvited guests on a summer vacation - granddaughter and grandson from Paris. The difference in cognition, combined with years of discord with his daughter, made it difficult for Paul to get along with the three young people. A few grandchildren came and went, and Grandma kept reconciling with them. Unconsciously, Paul's emotional distance with his grandchildren has narrowed.
Iron Egg (signed by Gerald Depa) is a big talker, talking to people regardless of time, occasion and object, so he has no friends, and changes roommates one by one in prison until he meets the killer Ruby, who never speaks. The Iron Egg can keep telling Ruby, who doesn't speak, doesn't get angry, and is always plotting a prison escape in his head.
"Love You As Poetic and Beautiful" is a love war film directed by Roberto Bernini and starring Roberto Bernini and Jean Renault. The film tells the emotional story of the protagonist, The Italian Artilio de Giovanni (Roberto Bernini).
Mission Impossible is an action-adventure film directed by Brian de Palma and starring Tom Cruise, John Walter, Emmanuel Bea, Jean Renault and others.
The film revolves around the impossible Mission Intelligence Agency of the United States. The intelligence agency's agents are highly skilled, and they are also adept at using transfiguration to allow targets to give information without their knowledge.
This film is a romantic comedy that integrates warmth and romance, and a husband who loves his wife deeply makes a series of funny and touching moves to achieve his wife's last wish on her deathbed, affecting the people and things around her.
This film is a film completed by Lu Besson when he was not unknown in the film world, with a passion for blood, exuberant vitality and explosive power, breaking through all traditions, breaking free from the cage under all commercial mechanisms, and risking no color, no dialogue, no star and so on. When the film was completed, there was no way to publicize it, so Lubezon took the film to the Awogeni Film Festival in Switzerland, and won the Special Jury Prize and the Film Critics Award, thus opening his international popularity. Dissecting the ruins of nuclear civilization after the war, because there is no color, so this is a film in black and white tones.
RoundEd Up is a 2010 historical and war film directed by Rosling Burch and starring Jean Renault and Melanie Rowland.
The film tells the story of 13,000 victims in the winter bike racing track near the Eiffel Tower who were captured together by the murderous and transported to the Bona la Roland concentration camp.
Ronin is directed by John Frankheimer and directed by Robert De Niro, Jean Renault, Natasha Lee and Leonardo. Thriller action movie starring McAyhorn and others.
The film tells the story of the international ronin team that is unexpectedly betrayed and hunted down when they seize the mysterious briefcase from the hands of international criminals.
Brothers of the Wind is a family adventure drama film co-directed by Giraldo Olivarez and Otmar Penker and starring Jean Reno, Manuel Camacho, Tobias Moretti, Eva Kuen and others, released in China on October 16, 2018.
When it was released in France on September 27, 2000, "Undercurrents" received rave reviews, exceeded one million viewers in its first week, and became the 2000 French blockbuster.
Experienced Paris detective Pierre (Jean Reno) arrives in the university city to investigate the bizarre murder of the hanged body hanging from a cliff. After some investigation, Nemans found that this famous institution has a long history and a wealth of talents, but in order to promote the concept of elites, the school has let the faculty and staff marry for generations.
Pink Panther is a comedy film directed by Sean Levy and starring Steve Martin, Jean Renault, Kevin Klein and others. This film is a prequel to the 1964 Pink Panther series "Night Monster Gun", which tells the story of a man who accidentally saw his ancestral treasure, the super "Pink Panther" diamond, and then died unexpectedly, and the diamond disappeared. French Inspector Crusoe and his partner Pattin go to investigate the case, but when he sees the biggest suspect in the case, the deceased's beautiful singer's girlfriend, Hania, he is immediately fascinated by her.
The film is depicted by Jean Renault and Christian. The Knight Godefroy, played by Clavière, and his attendant La Fripuy were thrown to the modern age in 1122 by a wizard's mistake.
They are amazed by modern facilities such as telephones, cars, baths, etc., and thus perform a series of jokes.
Director Jean-Marie Poire excelled and played the role of an actor, focusing on the eclecticism of witty writing, burlesque and Gaulish humor. The film "plays" with a thousand-year-long "time difference", making full use of Zhang Guan Li Dai and outdated customs, and making a fuss about the surprise of medieval visitors facing the ugly encounters of the modern electronic world.
The respected Alexander (Jean Reno) has been a three-star chef at a Michelin restaurant for many years, but his situation has been in crisis lately. At a time when "molecular cuisine" is all the rage and traditional cuisine is declining, the traditional cuisine that Alexander insisted on is likely to fail in the upcoming star rating, and the restaurant's small opening is eager to fry him.
Green Mustard Police is an action film co-produced by France and Japan, directed by Gérard Kwazk, written by Luc Besson, and starring Jean Renault, Ryoko Hiromi, Michel Müller, Carol Bugey, and Yoshishi Katsuda.
The film tells the story of the hot-tempered police officer Hobo who is worried about how to rebuild his father-daughter relationship with Yumi, and the bigger trouble comes one after another.
The Duke of Conte, the leader of the Thurbert family known for his courage, rushed to the castle with his family and retinue to be engaged to the beautiful Princess Rosaline. At the reception banquet, the Duke of Warwick, who had been coveting the beauty and wealth of the princess, secretly bought the witch and drugged Conte's wine. Delirious, Conte killed the princess with his own hands and was thrown into prison. Andrey, Conte's loyal subordinate, has summoned the wizard to help Conte return to before the feast to save everything that happened. But the careless wizard put a little less medicine, and when Conte and Andre woke up, they found themselves in Chicago, the United States in the 21st century!
The film is based on the novel of the same name by French writer Franz-Olivier Giesbert, published in 2006.
The story is based on a real mob firefight in Jacques-Bette in the late 1970s in France.
Charly Matte (Jean Reno), a godfather of the Marseille gangster gang, said goodbye to a chaotic life and set out on the right path after a long Mafia career in Marseille. For three years, this man who only wanted to live in peace for the rest of his life enjoyed the joy of life with his wife and children, thinking that he could completely bid farewell to the dark years of the past.
Starring: Kristen Clavel Jean Renault Muriel Robin Italian car dealer Caesar. Bonieri was unable to make ends meet and was on the verge of bankruptcy. Living with his companion Kim, his sister Alex, offers him that he can introduce him to business to save their family's car dealership.
Charles de Gaulle Airport created a separation for countless people, but provided a scene for the male and female protagonists to meet. Ross (Juliet Binoche) is a makeup artist with an independent view of feelings and an optimistic and cheerful personality. She had been hoping to escape a relationship and let go of the man she didn't want to love anymore. Phyllis (Jean Reno), a businessman with a good cook, still obsessed with his ex-wife, is on his way to the funeral of her relatives and friends.