Arlette Langmann

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Arlette Langmann (born 3 April 1946) is a French screenwriter, film editor and production designer. Born in Paris to Jewish immigrant parents from Romania and Poland, Langmann is best known for her long-running collaborations with her brother Claude Berri, Maurice Pialat, and Philippe Garrel.

• Naked Childhood (1968) co-writer
• Le poème de l'élève Mikovsky (1971) editor
• La maison des bois (1971) editor, TV Mini-series
• We Won't Grow Old Together (1972) editor
• The Mouth Agape (1974) editor
• Un coup de rasoir (1977) editor
• Graduate First (1978) editor
• La fabrique, un conte de Noël (1979) editor
• Loulou (1980) co-writer
• Je Vous Aime (1980) editor
• Le maître d'école (1981) editor
• À Nos Amours (1983) co-writer, production designer
• Madman at War (1985) co-writer
• Jean de Florette (1986) editor
• La Fille de quinze ans (1989) co-writer
• Chimère (1989) co-writer
• Uranus (1990) co-writer
• Jour de colère (1992) co-writer
• Nous deux (1992) co-writer
• Germinal (1993) co-writer
• Les amoureux (1994) co-writer
• Circuit Carole (1995) co-writer
• Les victimes (1996) co-writer
• Le Vent de la nuit (1999) co-writer
• La débandade (1999) co-writer
• Sauvage innocence (2001) co-writer
• Regular Lovers (2005) co-writer
• Frontier of the Dawn (2008) co-writer
• Jealousy (2013) co-writer
• In the Shadow of Women (2015) co-writer
• Lover for a Day (2017) co-writer
• Le sel des larmes (2019) co-writer
• Passages (2023), additional dialogue
• The Plough (2023), co-writer

• Arlette Langmann at IMDb

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