Jean-Jacques Annaud
Notre-Dame on Fire review – a pulpy take on a real-life catastrophe
Wendy Ide
24, Jul, 2022 @10:30 AM
Notre Dame on Fire review – high adventure ripped straight from the headlines
Peter Bradshaw
20, Jul, 2022 @1:00 PM
‘Fire is the perfect villain’ – how the Notre Dame blaze became an explosive film
Phil Hoad
12, Jul, 2022 @5:00 AM
Antony Beevor: the greatest war movie ever – and the ones I can't bear
Antony Beevor
29, May, 2018 @3:38 PM
China enters Jean-Jacques Annaud’s Wolf Totem into Oscars 2016 race
Andrew Pulver
22, Sep, 2015 @3:43 PM
Jean-Jacques Annaud: 'People who make films are in danger every day'
The director on the joy of China, his affinity with Inner Mongolian wolves, and why embracing their bestiality might help keep people from therapy
Catherine Shoard
30, May, 2013 @7:00 PM
Black Gold – review
If there's going to be a cinematic Arab Spring, Jean-Jacques Annaud's clunky oil epic isn't it, writes Andrew Pulver
Andrew Pulver
23, Feb, 2012 @9:50 PM
Jean-Jacques Annaud's Arabian frights
Stuart Jeffries
21, Feb, 2012 @9:31 PM
Wolf-training follows tigers and bears for director Jean-Jacques Annaud
French director to spend 18 months training wolves for film adaptation of Chinese bestseller Wolf Totem
Alison Flood
20, Aug, 2009 @4:10 PM
Reel history: Enemy at the Gates is Stalingrad with cockney accents
Reel history: Jean-Jacques Annaud's portrayal of the siege of Stalingrad features Bob Hoskins as Khrushchev. Unfortunately it isn't a comedy
Alex von Tunzelmann
23, Oct, 2008 @7:00 AM
Jean-Jacques Annaud risks more controversy with Kashmir
Having already been banned from China, the Oscar-winning director now risks more controversy with a film set in the disputed border region of India and Pakistan
Ben Child
14, Oct, 2008 @9:45 AM
Adaptation of the week No. 44: The Name of the Rose
Jean-Jacques Annaud's The Name of the Rose (1986)
Andrew Pulver
05, Feb, 2005 @1:41 AM
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