Pascale Ferran was born on April 17,1960, in Paris, France.
13 Facts About Pascale Ferran
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Pascale Ferran helped to write the documentary Mange ta soupe by Mathieu Amalric, which was released in 1997.
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Around this time Pascale Ferran wrote Paratonerre which, due to funding, has never been released.
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In 1999 Pascale Ferran directed a film dubbing of Stanley Kubrick's 1999 film Eyes Wide Shut.
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Pascale Ferran showed a new film at the 4th annual French Film Festival UK in 1996 and, in 1997 at the 5th annual festival, presented Coming to Terms with the Dead with Pierre Trividic.
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In June 2014 Pascale Ferran participated in the 12th Brussels Film Festival.
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From 1990 to the present, Pascale Ferran has had a steady presence at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Pascale Ferran's critically acclaimed adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover won the Prix Louis-Delluc award and five Cesar awards for Best Film, Adaptation, Photography, Actress, and Costumes.
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Also in 2014, as part of the Carte Noire IFI French Film Festival and under the category "French Fest", Pascale Ferran taught a master class titled "Literary Adaptation and Visual Effects".
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Pascale Ferran is, as of 2016, on the board of directors of SRF, or La Societe des Realisateurs de Films.
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In 2002 Pascale Ferran appeared, as herself, in Romain Goupil's documentary Une Pure Coincidence.
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Pascale Ferran was in Calais, France in August 2016 when a group of migrants attacked vehicles and wrote to testify on behalf of the migrants.
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Pascale Ferran co-founded LaCinetek in 2015, alongside directors Laurent Cantet and Cedric Klapisch.