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Alex de la IglesiaÁlex de la Iglesia is a director, screenwriter and film producer born in 1965 in Bilbao.Student of the "big school" film clubs, designer and art director on movie andtelevision sets, he started directing in the early 90s with his first feature, MutantAction, a satirical comedy flirting with gore. Thus begin an international reputationand success for a work spot to date nine feature films (El día de la bestia, LaComunidad, Perdita Durango, 800 balas, La Habitación del niño, Crimen Ferpecto,The Oxford Murders, ...), which are expressed a baroque style and a taste for blackhumor.Filmo−−−−−−−2010 : Balade Triste de Trompeta (Balade triste de Trumpeta)2008 : Crimes à Oxford (The Oxford Murders)2006 : La Chambre de l’enfant (La Habitación del niño)2004 : Le Crime farpait (Crimen Ferpecto)2002 : 800 balles (800 balas)2000 : Mes chers voisins (La Comunidad)1997 : Perdita DurangoStéphane DebacHe made his debut at 16 at the Conservatory of Lyon in presenting a sketch ofColuche. At 18, he joined the company Skénée for a tour of festivals of streettheater. In 1995, the apprentice actor left Lyon for Paris. There, he wasselected to Cnet, a show of sketches broadcast on Canal+. In 1998, he writesand performs his own sketches for theater and broadcast on France 3. In1999, he made his debut in a Korean feature titled Interview. Follows analternation of roles on television (Dans la tête du tueur, Engrenage) andcinema (L'Incruste, L'Ivresse du pouvoir, Mr. Bean’s Holiday). In 2005, RaoulPeck gave him his first major role, that of judge Lambert, in L'Affaire Villemin.Since, he continues the shootings: La Fille coupée en deux, Modern Love, TheHappening or Faubourg 36, where he played an inspector alongside Gerard Jugnot.Filmo− 2011 : La proie− 2008 : Faubourg 36− 2008 : The Happening− 2008 : Modern Love− 2007 : La fille coupée en deux− 2007 : Mr. Bean's Holiday− 2006 : L'affaire Villemin (TV mini-series)− 2006 : L'ivresse du pouvoir− 2004 : L'incruste− 2000 : Interview64