Jean Labadie

Jean Labadie is a name which perhaps remains a tad obscured despite his formidable influence on the French film industry. In 1986, Labadie founded distribution company Bac Films in 1986, a label which took home the Palme d’Or at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival for David Lynch’s Wild at Heart as well as in 1991 for the Coen. Bros.’ Barton Fink. Labadie sold his shares at Bac in 2007 to create Le Pacte, a company also synonymous with European cinematic royalty.

Crew

Indochine

Producer

Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood

Co-Producer

Scorpion

Producer

The Untamed

Co-Producer

Post Tenebras Lux

Producer

Three Floors

Delegated Producer

Zim and Co

Producer

R.M.N.

Co-Producer

Lulu in the Nude

Producer

The Beasts

Producer

Tale of Tales

Producer

Only Lovers Left Alive

Executive Producer

America Latina

Co-Producer

Graduation

Co-Producer

The Weeping Meadow

Co-Producer

Paterson

Executive Producer

Taboo

Executive Producer

Quién te cantará

Associate Producer

Pinocchio

Producer

The Dead Don't Die

Thanks

Reality

Co-Producer

Thelma

Co-Producer

Dogman

Producer

The Zero Theorem

Producer

Keep Going

Associate Producer

Paris Countdown

Producer

I Don't Kiss

Producer

Winged Migration

Associate Producer

The Realm

Producer

The Operative

Co-Executive Producer

An Impossible Love

Co-Producer

Mother

Producer

The Last of the Unjust

Producer

Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat

Executive Producer

Bachelor Days Are Over

Co-Producer

Moon Man

Co-Producer

Dark Woods

Producer

At Five in the Afternoon

Executive Producer

Left-Handed Girl

Producer

The Warrior's Brother

Producer

The White Planet

Producer

Silent Light

Associate Producer

Los Tigres

Producer

Never Too Late For Love

Co-Producer

Free Zone

Co-Producer

L'irrésolu

Associate Producer

Mi Amor

Line Producer

Behind the Sun

Associate Producer