Laurent Micheli

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Laurent Micheli graduated from INSAS in Brussels in 2007. He began his career in theatre, performing in Belgian and French productions for ten years before directing several plays, notably with the theatre company Madame Véro. In 2016, he directed his first self-produced feature film, Even Lovers Get the Blues, before joining L'atelier scénairio at La Fémis in Paris. The film, praised for its exploration of sexuality, earned him a nomination for Best First Film at the Magritte Awards. After attending the Émergence residency in Paris, he directed Lola vers la mer (2019), starring Benoît Magimel and Mya Bollaers, who made her acting debut as an 18-year-old transgender girl. The film received critical acclaim, was released in around fifteen countries, and was selected for numerous festivals worldwide. It won around twenty awards, including two Magritte Awards, and was nominated for Best Foreign Film at the César Awards. Laurent recently completed his third feature film, Nino dans la nuit, an adaptation of the novel by Capucine and Simon Johannin, produced by Wrong Men in Belgium and Haut & Court in France.

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Nino in Paradise Trailer (2026)

04 March 2026

After a failed attempt to join the French Foreign Legion to escape the police, Nino Paradis reunites with his girlfriend Lale and his two best friends, Malik and Charlie.

Even Lovers Get the Blues Trailer (2016)

05 October 2016

After the sudden death of one of them a group of friends grieves trough sexual encounters.

Lola and the Sea Trailer (2019)

11 December 2019

Just when Lola, 18 years old and transgender, learns that she can finally have surgery, her mother, who is her only financial support, passes away.

A Fairy Tale Trailer (2021)

13 August 2021

Apprentice filmmaker, Juan makes a documentary portrait of Coco, a thirty-something-year-old marginal.

La ressource humaine Trailer (2020)

06 September 2020

Camille, a sensitive, dreamy, and seemingly maladjusted young woman, has no choice: she must work. For no one can escape the rules of society for long.