The first film about the tragic fire at Notre-Dame de Paris. The feature film recreates the events of April 15, 2019, focusing on the heroic acts of men and women who risked their lives in an impressive rescue effort.
Jean-Jacques Annaud
French filmmaker born in 1943 who began his career as a publicist. His first feature film was Black and White in Color (1976), which won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film. He later made major productions that made him famous worldwide: Quest for Fire (1981); The Name of the Rose (1986), based on the novel by Umberto Eco; The Lover (1992), inspired by a story by Marguerite Duras; and Seven Years in Tibet (1997).
