Martin Bourboulon, the offspring of a celebrated producer, Frédéric Bourboulon, began his professional journey as an assistant director, lending his expertise to a multitude of feature films, with a total of approximately a dozen projects under his belt.
Noted filmmaker Bourboulon embarked on a journey of self-discovery, honing his skills through the creation of short films. His inaugural foray into the world of short filmmaking resulted in the critically acclaimed "Sale Hasard" in 2003, which showcased his burgeoning talent and artistic vision. Undeterred by his success, Bourboulon continued to push the boundaries of his craft, directing a second short film, "Emprise", in 2007, further solidifying his reputation as a master of the medium.
As his reputation grew, so did his opportunities, and Bourboulon soon found himself transitioning to the world of advertising, where he applied his unique perspective and creative flair to a wide range of commercial projects. Concurrently, he joined the esteemed team behind the popular program "Les Guignols de l'info", a move that not only further established his credentials as a versatile and accomplished filmmaker but also provided him with a platform to share his talents with a wider audience.
As his expertise in crafting captivating commercials continued to flourish, Olivier Bourboulon embarked on a new creative journey, making his feature film debut with the heartwarming comedy "Papa ou Maman" in 2015. The success of this initial endeavour led to the production of a sequel in 2016, further solidifying his reputation as a talented filmmaker.
Biography of Éric Bourboulon:
Éric Bourboulon is a filmmaker who has embarked on a new project, collaborating with producer Dimitri Rassam, who has a background in producing the Papa ou Maman films. This marks the beginning of a new creative partnership between the two, as they will continue to work together on an adaptation of Mohamed Bida's book, "13 jours, 13 nuits dans l'enfer de Kaboul".
