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Denis Villeneuve

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Canadian filmmaker (born 1967)

Denis Villeneuve
Denis Villeneuve at theRoyal Festival Hall in October 2024
Born (1967-10-03)October 3, 1967 (age 58)
Alma materUniversité du Québec à Montréal
Occupations
  • Film director
  • screenwriter
Years active1990–present
SpouseTanya Lapointe
Children3, includingSalomé Villeneuve
RelativesMartin Villeneuve (brother)
Claude Villeneuve [fr] (brother)
Signature

Denis Villeneuve (/vɪlˈnuːv/;French:[dənivilnœv]; born October 3, 1967) is a Canadian film director and screenwriter. He has received sevenCanadian Screen Awards as well as nominations for fourAcademy Awards, fiveBAFTA Awards, and twoGolden Globe Awards. Villeneuve's films have grossed more than $1.8 billion worldwide.[1][2]

Villeneuve began his career inQuebec cinema, directing four French-language dramas:August 32nd on Earth (1998);Maelström (2000);Polytechnique (2009) andIncendies (2010). The last of these gained him international prominence and earned anAcademy Award for Best International Feature Film nomination. He subsequently expanded into English-language films, directing the thrillersPrisoners (2013),Enemy (2013), andSicario (2015). LikeIncendies, each of these was critically acclaimed.

Villeneuve has since gained further recognition for directing science fiction films. His work onArrival (2016) earned anAcademy Award for Best Director nomination. This was followed byBlade Runner 2049 (2017), which was critically lauded butfinancially unsuccessful. His next projects wereDune (2021) andDune: Part Two (2024), a two-part adaptation ofFrank Herbert'snovel of the same name that grossed a combined $1.15 billion globally.[3] Both films were critically and commercially successful, earning him two nominations for theAcademy Award for Best Picture in addition to a nomination forBest Adapted Screenplay forDune.

Early life and education

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Villeneuve was born on October 3, 1967, in the village ofGentilly inBécancour, Quebec, to Nicole Demers, a homemaker, and Jean Villeneuve, anotary. He is the eldest of four siblings. His younger brother,Martin, also became a filmmaker.[4][5] He was already passionate about cinema byadolescence.[6]

Villeneuve attended theSéminaire Saint-Joseph de Trois-Rivières[4] and later studied science at theCégep de Trois-Rivières.[5] He studied cinema at theUniversité du Québec à Montréal.[7] After becoming established as a filmmaker, Villeneuve received an honorary Doctorate in Fine Arts fromConcordia University inMontreal on June 6, 2024.[8]

Career

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1991–2012: Canadian films

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Villeneuve began his career makingshort films and wonRadio-Canada's youth film competition,La Course Europe-Asie, in 1991.[9]August 32nd on Earth (1998), Villeneuve's feature filmdirectorial debut, premiered in theUn Certain Regard section at the1998 Cannes Film Festival.[10]Alexis Martin won thePrix Jutra for Best Actor. The film was selected as the Canadian entry for theBest Foreign Language Film at the71st Academy Awards, but was not nominated.[11][12]

His second film,Maelström (2000), attracted further attention and screened at festivals worldwide, ultimately winning eightJutra Awards and theaward for Best Canadian Film from theToronto International Film Festival.[13] After taking a pause in filmmaking to "recenter his life", Villeneuve returned to cinema[6] with the controversial but critically acclaimedblack and white filmPolytechnique (2009) about theshootings that occurred at the University of Montreal in 1989. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and received numerous honours, including nineGenie Awards, becoming Villeneuve's first film to win the Genie (now known as aCanadian Screen Award) forBest Motion Picture.[13]

Villeneuve's fourth filmIncendies (2010) garnered critical acclaim when it premiered at theVenice andToronto International Film Festivals in 2010.Incendies was subsequently chosen to represent Canada at the83rd Academy Awards in the category ofBest Foreign Language Film[14] and was eventually nominated for the award, though it did not win.[15] The film went on to win eight awards at the31st Genie Awards, includingBest Motion Picture,Best Direction,Best Actress (Lubna Azabal),Best Adapted Screenplay,Cinematography,Editing,Overall Sound, andSound Editing.[16]Incendies was chosen byThe New York Times as one of the top 10 best films of that year.[17] In January 2011, he was selected byVariety as one of the top ten filmmakers to watch.[18] Also in 2011, Villeneuve won theNational Arts Centre Award.[19]

2013–2016: Transition to Hollywood

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Villeneuve at the2013 Toronto International Film Festival

Villeneuve followedIncendies with thecrime thrillerPrisoners (2013), starringHugh Jackman andJake Gyllenhaal. The film screened at festivals across the globe, won several awards, and was nominated for theAcademy Award for Best Cinematography in 2014.[20] FollowingIncendies andPrisoners, Villeneuve won Best Director for his sixth film, thepsychological thrillerEnemy (2014), at the2nd Canadian Screen Awards. The film was awarded the $100,000 cash prize for best Canadian film of the year by theToronto Film Critics Association in 2015.[21]

Later that year, Villeneuve directed the crime thriller filmSicario, scripted byTaylor Sheridan,[22] and starringEmily Blunt,Benicio del Toro,Daniel Kaluuya, andJosh Brolin.[23] The film competed for thePalme d'Or at the2015 Cannes Film Festival, though it did not win.[24] It screened at theToronto International Film Festival in 2015 and went on to gross nearly $80 million worldwide.[25]

Villeneuve at the2015 Cannes Film Festival

Villeneuve subsequently directed his eighth film,Arrival (2016), based on the short storyStory of Your Life by authorTed Chiang, from an adapted script byEric Heisserer,[26] withAmy Adams andJeremy Renner starring.[27] Principal photography began on June 7, 2015, in Montreal, and the film was released in 2016.[28]Arrival grossed $203 million worldwide and received critical acclaim, specifically for Adams's performance, Villeneuve's direction, and the film's exploration ofcommunicating with extraterrestrial intelligence.Arrival appeared on numerous critics' best films of the year lists,[29] and was selected by theAmerican Film Institute as one of ten films of the year.[30] It received eight nominations at the89th Academy Awards, includingBest Picture,Best Director, andBest Adapted Screenplay, ultimately winning one award forBest Sound Editing. It was also awarded theRay Bradbury Award for Outstanding Dramatic Presentation and theHugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation in 2017.[31][32]

2017–present: Science fiction films

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Villeneuve at2018 Cannes Film Festival

In February 2015, it was announced that Villeneuve would directBlade Runner 2049, the sequel toRidley Scott'sBlade Runner (1982).[33] Scott served as the film's executive producer on behalf ofWarner Bros.[34][35] It was released on October 6, 2017 to critical acclaim but underperformed at the box office.[36] David Ehrlich ofIndieWire wrote, "Few filmmakers of the 21st century have risen to prominence and prestige with the forcefulness ofBlade Runner 2049 director Denis Villeneuve, whose seemingly unstoppable career has been bolstered by a steady balance of critical respect and commercial success. In fact,Christopher Nolan is the only other person who comes to mind, and the similarities between the two of them are hard to ignore."[37]

In December 2016, it was announced Villeneuve would directDune, a new adaptation of the1965 novel forLegendary Pictures with Villeneuve,Eric Roth, andJon Spaihts writing the screenplay.[38][39]Timothée Chalamet,Rebecca Ferguson,Oscar Isaac,Stellan Skarsgård,Jason Momoa, andZendaya starred in the film.[40][41][42][43][44][45] The film was released on October 22, 2021, byWarner Bros. Pictures to critical acclaim.[46] The sequel,Dune: Part Two, was green-lit after the success of the first film[47] and released in March 2024 to widespread critical acclaim.[48][49][50] It became his highest-grossing film to date and became theseventh highest-grossing film of 2024.

Villeneuve was a producer for both films, which producerMary Parent said "...as big and as epic as this film is, there were many times where it almost felt like you were on the set of an independent film," and that "...he’s very very smart about where to spend money."[51] He is in the process of developingDune: Part Three, his third and final of theDune films, based on the 1969 novelDune Messiah.[52] Production ofDune: Part Three began in July 2025.[53][54][55][56]

He was the recipient of thePrix Iris Tribute Award at the26th Quebec Cinema Awards.[57]

Upcoming projects

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Villeneuve is also attached to direct a historical drama aboutCleopatra forSony Pictures (based onthe biography byStacy Schiff) and an adaptation ofArthur C. Clarke's science fiction novelRendezvous with Rama forAlcon Entertainment.[52][58][59] He has also confirmed a secret project is in the works, on which he said, "...I cannot talk about right now, but that needs to see the light of day quite quickly. So it would be a good idea to do something in between projects, before tacklingDune Messiah andCleopatra. All these projects are still being written, so we'll see where they go, but I have no control over that."[60]

In April 2024, it was reported that Villeneuve was in talks to potentially reunite withLegendary Pictures and direct a film adaptation of theAnnie Jacobsen non-fiction bookNuclear War: A Scenario.[61]

Amazon MGM Studios announced in June 2025 that the company had selected Villeneuve to direct the26th James Bond film, with an expected release date in 2028.[62][63][64][65] Villeneuve released a statement, "I grew up watching James Bond films with my father, ever sinceDr. No withSean Connery. I'm a die-hard Bond fan. To me, he’s sacred territory. I intend to honor the tradition and open the path for many new missions to come."[66] Villeneuve had previously been offered to directNo Time to Die (2021), but declined in favor of directingDune.[67]

Influences and style

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Starting withPolytechnique, Villeneuve became known for a visual style based on long takes, precisemise-en-scène, steady camerawork, periods of wordless silence to emphasize moody atmosphere, and shallow focus, high-contrast cinematography. Amongst a core theme of Villeneuve's films are characters who struggle with their identities in worlds of isolation, such as the case withSicario (Kate Macer),Enemy (Adam Bell),Arrival (Louise Banks),Blade Runner 2049 (Officer K), and theDune movies.

Villeneuve has citedSteven Spielberg,Stanley Kubrick,Alfred Hitchcock, theCoen brothers,Paul Thomas Anderson,Ridley Scott,Sam Mendes,Jean-Luc Godard,François Truffaut,Ingmar Bergman,Yorgos Lanthimos, andChristopher Nolan as his main cinematic influences.[68][69][70][71][72]

Personal life

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Villeneuve is married toTanya Lapointe, a journalist and filmmaker,[73] and he has three children from a previous relationship.[74] Villeneuve and Lapointe work together on film projects as director-producer partners, with Lapointe saying, "I’m an extension of his brain."[75][76]

His daughterSalomé Villeneuve is also a filmmaker, whose debut short filmIII premiered at the2022 Venice Film Festival.[77] Previously, Villeneuve had a relationship withMacha Grenon.[78][79]

Villeneuve is an active supporter of the arts in Quebec and Canada, encouraging young filmmakers in the country.[80]

Filmography

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Villeneuve withJosh Brolin,Emily Blunt, andBenicio del Toro at the2015 Cannes Film Festival premiere ofSicario

Film

YearTitleDirectorWriterProducer
1998August 32nd on EarthYesYesNo
2000MaelströmYesYesNo
2009PolytechniqueYesYesNo
2010IncendiesYesYesNo
2013PrisonersYesNoNo
EnemyYesNoNo
2015SicarioYesNoNo
2016ArrivalYesNoNo
2017Blade Runner 2049YesNoNo
2021DuneYesYesYes
2024Dune: Part TwoYesYesYes
2026Dune: Part ThreeYesYesYes

Short film

YearTitleDirectorWriterEditorNotes
1990La Course destination mondeYesNoNoTV short
1990Terre des Hommes[81]YesYesYesLa Course Europe-Asie
1994REW FFWD[82]YesYesNo
1994Ensorcelée[83]YesNoYesMusic video forDaniel Bélanger
1994Les Femmes Préfèrent Les Ginos[84]YesNoYesMusic video forZébulon
1995Tout simplement jaloux[85]YesNoNoMusic video forBeau Dommage
1995Querer[86]YesNoYesCommercial forAlegría byCirque du Soleil
1996Le Technétium[87]YesYesNoSegment from the filmCosmos
2006120 Seconds to Get ElectedYesYesNo
2008Next FloorYesNoNo
2011Rated R for NudityYesYesYes
Étude empirique sur l'influence
du son sur la persistance rétinienne		YesYesYes

Frequent collaborators

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Work
Person
2009201020132013201520162017202120242026N/a
Total
Maxim GaudetteYesYes2
Dave BautistaYesYesYes3
Jake GyllenhaalYesYes2
Josh BrolinYesYesYesYes4
David DastmalchianYesYesYes3
Timothée ChalametYesYesYes3
ZendayaYesYesYes3
Rebecca FergusonYesYesYes[88]3
Jason MomoaYesYes2
Stellan SkarsgårdYesYes2
Javier BardemYesYes2
Charlotte RamplingYesYes2
Stephen McKinley HendersonYesYes2
Babs OlusanmokunYesYes2
Roger YuanYesYes2
Florence PughYesYes2
Anya Taylor-JoyYesYes2
Roger Deakins
(cinematographer)		YesYesYes3
Joe Walker
(Film Editor)		YesYesYesYesYes5
Jóhann Jóhannsson
(Composer)		YesYesYes3
Hans Zimmer
(Composer)		YesYesYesYes4

Reception

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FilmRotten Tomatoes[89]Metacritic[90]BFCA[91]CinemaScore[92]BudgetBox office[93][94]
August 32nd on EarthN/a61N/aN/aN/aN/a
Maelström81%6671/100N/a$3.4 million$0.3 million
Polytechnique87%63N/aN/a$6 million$1.6 million
Incendies91%8087/100N/a$6.8 million$16.1 million
Prisoners81%7085/100A−$46 million$122.2 million
Enemy71%6174/100N/aN/a$4.6 million
Sicario92%8289/100A−$30 million$84.9 million
Arrival95%8188/100B$47 million$203.4 million
Blade Runner 204988%8187/100A−$185 million$267.7 million
Dune83%7486/100A−$165 million$406.0 million
Dune: Part Two93%7993/100A$190 million$711.8 million

Awards and nominations

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Main article:List of awards and nominations received by Denis Villeneuve

He is a four-time recipient of theCanadian Screen Award (formerlyGenie Award) forBest Direction, winning forMaelström in 2001,Polytechnique in 2009,Incendies in 2010 andEnemy in 2013.[95][96] The first three of these films also won theCanadian Screen Award for Best Motion Picture, while the latter was awarded the prize for best Canadian film of the year by theToronto Film Critics Association. He was awarded the prize of Director of the Decade by theHollywood Critics Association in December 2019.[97] On May 31, 2024, he received the Academy Icon Award at the12th Canadian Screen Awards.[98]

YearTitleAcademy AwardsBAFTA AwardsGolden Globe Awards
NominationsWinsNominationsWinsNominationsWins
2010Incendies11
2013Prisoners1
2015Sicario33
2016Arrival81912
2017Blade Runner 20495282
2021Dune10611531
2024Dune: Part Two52722
Total3311391071

Honours

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This list isincomplete; you can help byadding missing items.(February 2022)
Commonwealth
LocationDateAppointmentPost-nominal letters
 CanadaJuly 5, 2018 – presentOfficer of theOrder of Canada[99]OC
 Quebec2019–presentKnight of theNational Order of Quebec[100]CQ
 Canada2012Canadian Version of theQueen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal[101]N/A
Honorary Degrees
LocationDateSchoolDegreeGave commencement address
 QuebecDecember 5, 2017Université du Québec à MontréalDoctorate[102]Yes
Memberships and fellowships
LocationDateOrganizationPosition
 California2014–presentAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences[103]Member (Directors Branch)
Other medals
LocationDateAppointment
 France2024–presentKnight of the Order of Arts and Letters[104]

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