Lucas Belvaux

Lucas Belvaux, born 14 November 1961, is a reputable Belgian actor and film director. His unique repertoire not only includes acting but also directing and screenwriting. One of his most acclaimed works is the 'Trilogie,' which is a series of three films each exploring a distinct genre. These films compose of 'Cavale,' a thriller; 'Un couple épatant,' a comedy; and 'Après la vie,' a melodrama. The Trilogie fetched him the André Cavens Award, signifying his niche in the world of film. His exceptional work 'La Raison du plus faible' made it to the prestigious 2006 Cannes Film Festival. He also received recognition for his film 'One Night (38 témoins),' which was nominated for seven Magritte Awards and won the 'Best Screenplay'.

Besides his excellence in direction, Belvaux also proved himself as a competent actor. He acted in the film 'Merry Christmas' in 2005. Apart from the solo works, Lucas Belvaux shares a special bond with his brothers Rémy Belvaux and Bruno Belvaux. Notably, his career as an actor spans several films such as 'Allons Z'Enfants', 'The Trout', 'The Death of Mario Ricci', 'Chicken with Vinegar', 'Hurlevent', 'Madame Bovary', and 'Tomorrow We Move'. His works continue to impress, showcasing his dynamic abilities in film direction and acting.