Dan Franck (born 17 October 1952 in

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) is a French

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and screenwriter. His novel ''La Séparation'' won the 1991

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, and was made into a movie, ''

La Séparation ''La Séparation'' is a 1994 French romantic drama film directed by Christian Vincent and based on the novel ''La Séparation'' by Dan Franck. Plot When a Parisian couple, Pierre and Anne, go to see a film, it bothers Pierre that Anne rejects ...

''.

Works

*''Apolline'', Seuil, 1997, *''Bohèmes'' Calmann-Lévy, 2000, ** *''Boro s'en va t'en guerre'' (avec Jean Vautrin) Fayard, 2000, *''La dame de Berlin'', (avec Jean Vautrin), France Loisirs, 1987, **''La Dama de Berlín: las aventuras de Boro, reportero gráfico'', Translator María José Furió, Planeta, 1992, *''La Dame du soir'', Seuil, 1995, *''La Séparation'', Éd. Corps 16, 1991, **''Separation'', A.A. Knopf, 1994, ; Vintage, 1995, *''Le Cimetière des fous'', Flammarion, 1989, *''Le Petit Livre de l'Orchestre et de ses instruments'', Mazarine, 1981, *''Le Petit Livre des instruments de musique'', Éd. du Seuil, 1993, *''Le Temps des Cerises'' (avec Jean Vautrin) Casterman, 2011, *''Les Adieux'', Flammarion, 1987, *''Les calendes grecques: roman'', Seuil, 2000, , Prix du premier roman *''Les Enfants'', Librairie générale française, 2005, *''Les Noces de Guernica'' (avec Jean Vautrin), Pocket, 2004, *''Libertad!'', Grasset, 2004, **''Libertad! L'amore e l'impegno, l'arte e la politica, i drammi e la leggerezza nella Parigi degli anni Trenta'', Translator A. Tadini Perazzoli, Garzanti Libri, 2007, *''Mademoiselle Chat: Les aventures de Boro, reporter photographe''(avec Jean Vautrin) Pocket, 2007, *''Nu couché'', Seuil, 1998, *Picasso, ''Le carnet de la Californie: Dessins'' Cercle d'art, 1999, *''Tabac: récit'', Seuil, 1995, *''Un siècle d'amour ''(avec Enki Bilal) Casterman, 2009, *''Une jeune fille'', *''Zidane : Le roman d'une victoire'' (avec Zinedine Zidane) *''Cher Boro'' (avec Jean Vautrin) Fayard, 2005, *''La fëte à Boro'' (avec Jean Vautrin), éd. Grasset & Fasquelle, 2007, ) *''Roman nègre'', éd. Grasset & Fasquelle, 2008, *''La Dame de Jérusalem'' (avec Jean Vautrin), éd. Grasset & Fasquelle, 2009, *''Minuit'', éd. Grasset & Fasquelle, 2010, **''My Russian Love'', Translator Jon Rothschild, Doubleday Publishing, 1997,

Screenplays

* ''

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'' (2014) *

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'' TV series (2016)

Reviews

References

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