They direct in English

After his prize-winning series David Nolande, which earned several awards at the Saint Tropez TV Festival, and his highly successful series Flics for GMT, Nicolas CUCHE made The Hunter, a series for France 2, with Son et Lumière. His feature film, La Chance de Ma Vie, whose cast included Virginie EFFIRA and François-Xavier DEMAISON, was released in 2011 and was an immediate success. Inquisitio, 8x52’ for France Télévision, was aired in July 2012. Prêt à Tout !, his last feature, was released in early 2014. After the success of the TV movie for TF1, Après Moi Le Bonheur, he directs 2 new TV series, Prof T and Les Bracelets Rouges. He has just directed Pourris Gâtés which will be released in theaters.

Currently, he directs L’Ami qui n’existe pas for JERICO TV and he’s writing with Sébastien MOUNIER 50 ans, et alors ? for LES FILMS DE MANUEL MUNZ

Following Dans La Tête Du Tueur (TF1 - GMT), Claude-Michel ROME switched between comedies and thrillers. His remake of The Two-Sided Mirror (for which he brought together Stéphane FREISS et Claire KEIM), gave him the chance to work on drama. He directed two 100’ for FTV : La Guerre Au Royal Palace, screened on France 3 and prestigious film called Stavisky, l’Escroc du Siècle. He also directed many Crime à. After filming Vagabond De La Baie De Somme for France 3, Claude-Michel ROME went on to work on La Loi D’Alexandre, in which Gérard JUGNOT succeeded Josiane BALASKO. His film for TF1, L’Emprise, was a great success in early 2015. For TF1, he’s on a project Je Ne Suis Pas Un Héros, and a new serie Le Temps Est Assassin.
In 2020, he has written and directed Mortelles Calanques for France 3.

He’s now working on the adaptation of his first novel, Dieu pardonne, moi pas, and the adaptation of the book "Douzième chapitre" by Jérôme Loubry.

https://www.claudemichelrome.com/