Image & Compagnie, led by Nicole Collet, is committed to an editorial and artistic policy that focuses on the quality of its scripts, its directing work and its choice of talent, often from the film industry, including Erwan Le Duc, Charlène Favier, Jérôme Bonnell, Amos Gitaï, Éric Rochant, Jean-Xavier de Lestrade, Claire Devers, Magaly Richard-Serrano, Philippe Lioret and others.
Nicole Collet has opted to uphold the company's boutique character and to work with a small team. She handles development and production herself, in such a way as to ensure that every completed project is as true as possible to her own vision.
Image & Compagnie is renowned for having produced five seasons of Mafiosa (Canal+), 3 x Manon and Manon 20 ans 6x52' (Arte), and Les Hautes Herbes 3x52 (Arte); more recently, the first season of Plaine Orientale (8x52'Canal +), and four episodes of Le monde n'existe pas (Arte - Séries Mania 2024); as well as TV films on challenging social topics, with adaptations including Presque comme les autres (France 2) based on the experiences of Gersende and Francis Perrin, La consolation (France 3) inspired by Flavie Flament's autobiography and La fille qu'on appelle (Arte) adapted from the novel by Tanguy Viel.
These productions have garnered a host of awards at film festivals.
Nicole Collet has opted to uphold the company's boutique character and to work with a small team. She handles development and production herself, in such a way as to ensure that every completed project is as true as possible to her own vision.
Image & Compagnie is renowned for having produced five seasons of Mafiosa (Canal+), 3 x Manon and Manon 20 ans 6x52' (Arte), and Les Hautes Herbes 3x52 (Arte); more recently, the first season of Plaine Orientale (8x52'Canal +), and four episodes of Le monde n'existe pas (Arte - Séries Mania 2024); as well as TV films on challenging social topics, with adaptations including Presque comme les autres (France 2) based on the experiences of Gersende and Francis Perrin, La consolation (France 3) inspired by Flavie Flament's autobiography and La fille qu'on appelle (Arte) adapted from the novel by Tanguy Viel.
These productions have garnered a host of awards at film festivals.
