
Writing
Dan Franck
Born 1952-10-17 · Paris, France
Dan Franck (born 17 October 1952 in Paris) is a French novelist and screenwriter. His novel La Séparation won the 1991 Prix Renaudot, and was made into a movie, La Séparation. Source: Article "Dan Franck" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Credits
Newest first- Dumas: Black DevilScreenplay2027
Fantomas: The New WorldCo-Writer2027
Action directe, nos années de plombas Self : Friend and host of an Action Directe member, Writer & Screenwriter2024
MarseilleCreator2016
MarseilleWriter2016
MarseilleCreator2016
The Adventurers of Modern ArtBook2015
The Adventurers of Modern ArtCreator2015
Life Ahead of ThemCreator2015
ResistanceWriter2014
ResistanceScenario Writer2014
ResistanceAdaptation2014
ResistanceDialogue2014
ResistanceCreator2014
SpinCreator2012- J'étais à NürembergWriter2011
GoldmanScreenplay2011
CarlosScreenplay2010
Un homme d'honneurScenario Writer2009
One Day You'll UnderstandScreenplay2008
Monsieur MaxWriter2007
The ChildrenScenario Writer2005- Simon le justeScenario Writer2003
Jean MoulinDialogue2002
Jean MoulinScenario Writer2002
Jean MoulinWriter2002
Vivement dimancheas Self1998
La SéparationNovel1994
Toujours seulsas Boss of the hair salon1991
Netchayev is BackWriter1991
Berlin LadyNovel1991
Aujourd'hui la vieas Self1982
Apostrophesas Self1975