Thomas BIDEGAIN Associate
Writer-director and Literary Director of 687
After working in France and the United States as a distributor and producer, Thomas Bidegain has been a renowned screenwriter for over ten years. He co-wrote the scripts for A Prophet, Rust and Bone, Dheepan, The Sisters Brothers, and Emilia Perez with Jacques Audiard.
He quit smoking in 2009 but picked it up again two years later and has since worked on films such as Our Children by Joachim Lafosse, Saint Laurent by Bertrand Bonello, La Famille Bélier and #jesuislà by Éric Lartigau, The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily by Lorenzo Mattotti, Stillwater by Tom McCarthy, and Notre-Dame on Fire by Jean-Jacques Annaud.
He has directed two films: The Cowboys, starring François Damiens and Finnegan Oldfield, co-written with Noé Debré, and Suddenly, co-written with Valentine Monteil and starring Gilles Lellouche and Mélanie Thierry. He has received prestigious awards—and plays basketball every Tuesday.
Elsa BART
Associate
Producer
President of 687
Elsa Bart worked for several years in the Audiovisual Directorate of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC), before serving as deputy head of the Private Media, Production, and Advertising Office at the Directorate General for Media and Cultural Industries (DGMIC) of the Ministry of Culture. In 2019, she led the preliminary study for the creation of the European Screenwriters’ Hub.
As a producer at Les Films d'Ici, she worked on the weekly magazine show Faire l’Histoire, broadcast on Arte, and more recently on the series Machine, which won Best Series in the French Competition at the Séries Mania Festival in 2024. She doesn’t play basketball, but she loves cinema and karaoke.
Antoine GUYOMARC'H - Producer Manager
A graduate of the Académie de l'Union in 2016, Antoine Guyomarch first worked as an actor and director on various theater projects. Already making short films with his own camera, his passion for cinema led him to take part in numerous projects—cinematography, sound recording, acting, editing, writing, directing—he’s done it all.
After five years of rich experience in Berlin, he dedicated himself to production, learning German along the way. A bit of climbing and running each week suits him just fine.