Émilie Noblet is a French film and television director, screenwriter and cinematographer.
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Biography
Émilie Noblet is from the Puy-de-Dôme department. She studied literature before turning to cinema and specializing in cinematography. She graduated from La Fémis in 2013, from the Image department.
She worked as a cinematographer on several short and feature films while also directing her own short films. Her cinematography credits include Jeune Femme (2017), directed by Léonor Serraille, and Tout ce qu'il me reste de la révolution (2018), directed by Judith Davis.
Career
Noblet directed her first short film, Là-bas, la mer, in 2012. She subsequently directed À propos d'Anna and Trucs de gosse in 2013, TGV in 2014, and L'Algorithme de Monte-Carlo in 2016.
She subsequently directed television productions, including HP, Loulou, Parlement and The 7 Lives of Léa. She also directed the television series Zorro with Jean-Baptiste Saurel.
Bis Repetita
Noblet made her feature-film directing debut with Bis Repetita, a French-Italian comedy released in France on 20 March 2024. She co-wrote the screenplay with Clémence Dargent.
The film stars Louise Bourgoin as Delphine, a disillusioned teacher who gives her pupils exceptionally high grades in exchange for being left alone. When their results lead the class to an international Latin competition in Naples, Delphine is forced to accompany them.
Bis Repetita was Noblet's first feature film. Before making it, she had worked as a cinematographer on feature films including Jeune Femme and Tout ce qu'il me reste de la révolution, and had directed television series including Irresponsable, Loulou, HP and Parlement.
Filmography
Awards and nominations
Noblet's short film Trucs de gosse received awards at several festivals in 2013, including the Grand Prix, Audience Award and Best Actress award at the Festival du film européen de Lille, as well as the Canal+ Award at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival.