Biography
After studying theater at the Florent Theater School, Steve Suissa began his career as an actor in 1990. He performed in over a dozen plays and in several films, including "New Wave" (1990) by Jean-Luc Godard, "Nine Months" (1993) and "Amour et confusions" (1996) by Patrick Braoudé, and "Serial Lover" (1997) by James Huth. In 2000, he co-wrote (with Marc Esposito) and directed his first feature, "Taking Wing." Clément Sibony played the lead in this essentially autobiographical film. Suissa cast numerous movie actors as well as those with a background in theater to fill the other roles, including Isabelle Carré, Bernard Fresson, Francis Huster, Isabelle Nanty, Corinne Dacla and Olivier Sitruck.

Activities : Executive Producer, Director, Screenwriter, Actor, Manager, Sales Agent
Represented by : Adéquat
Agent : Laurent Grégoire
Official website : www.stevesuissa.com

Companies
Les Films de l'Espoir : Manager



Latest films
Un homme et son chien (2008), from Francis Huster
Victor Young Perez (2007), from Steve Suissa
Cavalcade (2005), from Steve Suissa
Jeanne, Step by Step... (2005), from Négar Djavadi
Zooloo (2005), from Nicolas Bazz
Three couples looking for trouble (2004), from Jacques Otmezguine
Requiems (2004), from Stéphan Guérin-Tillié
A Model Employee (2003), from Jacques Otmezguine
As if Nothing Happened (2003), from Pierre-Olivier Mornas
Le Grand Rôle (2003), from Steve Suissa

Awards
> Moscow - International Film Festival - 2000 :
* Award for Best Director: L'Envol