Marc Collin

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Marc Collin is a French musician, film music composer and record producer. He is mostly known for being the producer and founder of the project Nouvelle Vague, with Olivier Libaux.

His most widely known music is the soundtrack to Les Kidnappeurs (1999) by Graham Guit, of which the main theme has been reissued on collections such as Café del Mar Volume 6.^[1]

Original movie soundtracks

1998 : Les Kidnappeurs, dir. Graham Guit
2002 : Les pétroleuses, project for an imaginary film
2003 : Man with a Movie Camera for the 1929 silent film by Dziga Vertov
2005 : Riviera, dir. Anne Villacèque
2006 : J'aurais voulu etre un danseur dir. Alain Berliner
2008 : White Wall dir. by James Boss
2011 : Kiss myg, Swedish film directed by Alexandra Therese Keining

He collaborated with the Lebanese singer Yasmine Hamdan on her album Ya Nass (2012)

References

↑ "Sa carrière de musicien pour l’image débute avec une bande-son culte et méconnue réalisée pour Les Kidnappeurs (1999) de Graham Guit, inspirée par les grands maîtres du genre, Morricone en tête."

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