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Nicolas Duvauchelle

Actor
Nicolas Duvauchelle is a French actor known for his versatile roles in film and television. He began his career in 1999 with the leading role in “Le petit voleur”, directed by Érick Zonca. In 2017, he starred in LET THE SUNSHINE IN (original title: “Un beau soleil intérieur”), directed by Claire Denis. He also appeared in SUMMER FROST (original title: “Un hiver en été”) in 2022. Duvauchelle received several César nominations, including Best Newcomer for “Les Corps impatients” in 2004 and Best Supporting Actor for “Polisse” in 2012. Other notable films in his filmography include “White Material” (2009) by Claire Denis, “Polisse” (2011) by Maïwenn and “A Decent Man” (2015) by Emmanuel Finkiel. He gained recognition on television for his role as Théo Wachevski in the series “Braquo” (2009–2014). Duvauchelle's commitment to challenging roles and his ability to portray complex characters have made him a fixture in French cinema.

Films

Summer Frost

Summer Frost

By Laetitia Masson

2022 | 112 min | Drama

In a cold summer, 10 strangers connect, revealing dreams and fears in an impressionist tapestry of contemporary France's soul.

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The Light at the End

2023 | 87 min | Sci-Fi & Fantaisie

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Weather House

Weather House

2017 | 82 min | Independent

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37

2018 | 89 min | Drama

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2019 | 28 min | Sci-Fi & Fantaisie

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From the Ashes

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Meeting

Meeting

2020 | 8 min | Shorts

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For the love of survival

For the love of survival

2019 | 86 min | Documentary

Meet eight courageous people who renounce agricultural conventions and farm without poisons and without destroying the environment. Listen to their stories of having to wear protective suits in the fields, of the importance of earthworms and cow horns, of silence, of wallowing pigs and of reverence for life... Experience the outstanding courage of these farmers to trust their own instincts and create a new form of agricultural. The resistance they bump up against just makes them stronger.