Les Films Ariane

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Les Films Ariane was a French film company, founded by Alexandre Mnouchkine and named after his daughter Ariane Mnouchkine. In 2000, the company ceased operations, and all of its films were acquired by TF1 International, the film division of French broadcaster TF1.

Selected filmography

References

↑ Balio, Tino (1987). United Artists: The Company that Changed the Film Industry. University of Wisconsin Press. p. 279. ISBN 978-0-299-11440-4.

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Action Synthese Ad Vitam Adastra Films Les Films Ariane Ankama Animation BAC Films Billancourt Studios Celluloid Dreams Chi-Fou-Mi Productions Ciby 2000 Cocinor Dargaud Media Def2shoot DisCina Eurociné EuropaCorp Films Sirius Folimage Francoeur Studios Francinex Gaumont Honkytonk Films Joinville Studios La Petite Reine Le Pacte Les Armateurs Les Films Corona Les Films du Losange Les Films du Poisson Les Valseurs Légende Entreprises Mars Films Metropolitan Filmexport Davis Films Nocturnes Productions Pan-Européenne Pathé PMMP Réalisation d'art cinématographique Sciapode Société nouvelle de cinématographie Sofracima Star Film Company StudioCanal Lumiere Pictures and Television Ubisoft Film & Television UGC Velvet Film Victorine Studios Why Not Productions Wild Bunch
Awards	César Awards Lumière Awards Globe de Cristal Awards French Syndicate of Cinema Critics Awards Louis Delluc Prize Prix Romy Schneider Prix Patrick Dewaere (formerly Prix Jean Gabin) Prix Jacques Prévert du Scénario Prix Jean Vigo Prix Suzanne Bianchetti René Clair Award
Movement	Cinéma du look Cinéma pur French impressionist cinema French New Wave New French Extremity Poetic realism Surrealist cinema
Other	Most expensive films Box office Unifrance

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