Vincent Paul-Boncour

Co-founder and Director, Carlotta Films

Vincent Paul-Boncour has been a lover of heritage cinema since the eventful re-releases of Hitchcock and Lang films that marked his childhood in the 1980’s. He is the co-founder and director of Carlotta Films. This reference in the field of theatrical and Dvd-Blu-ray Uhd heritage, which has allowed film lovers to (re)discover Pasolini as well as Ozu, Fassbinder, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Edward Yang, Lino Brocka, as well as Murnau or Harold Lloyd, also Michael Cimino, Peter Bogdanovich ... A tireless passer-by, Vincent Paul-Boncour has also, over the course of these three decades, created a distribution company specializing in new films, Bodega Films, winner in 2014 of the César for Best Foreign Film for the Belgian film Alabama Monroe.  He also directed and programmed the cinema Le Nouveau Latina, in Paris, for 6 years, transforming this neighborhood cinema into a committed actor of art house cinema. Among his latest adventures: the creation of Carlotta Films US, the publishing of books, such as an essential Dictionary of Japanese Cinema or the reedition of Brian De Palma by Samuel Blumenfeld and Laurent Vachaud, or the S-Vod platform, Le Vidéo Club Carlotta Films.