Writer — Director

Zoltán Mayer

Zoltán Mayer is a French multidisciplinary artist, known as a screenwriter, director, photographer, editor and acting coach. Of Hungarian descent through his father and French through his mother, he first studied Chinese before turning to theatre and writing.

He has directed several films, including Voyage en Chine (2015), his first feature, starring Yolande Moreau — a film that earned numerous nominations and awards at major festivals, with Yolande Moreau's performance singled out at the Magritte Awards (more on this below). He also co-wrote, edited and co-directed the documentary Le Sens de l'âge (2011), which received the Étoiles de la Scam award.

As a private acting coach, Zoltán has worked on more than 80 films with actors such as Agathe Rousselle, Aure Atika, Aïssa Maïga, Irène Jacob, Camille Japy, Fatou N'Diaye, Veronika Varga, Solène Hébert…

Alongside his film career, Zoltán Mayer is also a photographer, with works published in The New York Times and exhibited internationally. He published his first novel, La Chair du Tigre, in 2021, a finalist for the Athéna Literary Prize.

Founder & Producer

Charlotte Darragon

Charlotte Darragon is a film producer. In 2026 she produces Earendel, a 42-minute medium-length film, and 68 Ways of Loving, a 1h32 feature.

She is the founder and director of La Rebelle Connect, an artistic R&D centre dedicated to training, professionalising and connecting emerging professional artists — a project selected three consecutive years by the startup incubator of Publicis chairman Maurice Lévy for its ambition and its innovation.

She is also an actress for film, television and theatre. Her screen credits include Visions by Yann Gozlan, Karaoké by Stéphane Ben Lahcène, Dans la cuisine des Nguyen by Stéphane Ly-Cuong and the France 2 mini-series Bardot by Danièle Thompson.