Denis Villeneuve is a Canadian film director and writer with a net worth of $16 million.
Denis Villeneuve has established himself as a master storyteller, with an ability to craft visually stunning and intellectually stimulating narratives.
Denis Villeneuve wrote and directed the documentary short REW FFWd in 1994 and the film Cosmos in 1996. Villeneuve wrote and directed the films August 32nd on Earth in 1999, Maelstrom in 2000, and the short 120 Seconds to Get Elected in 2006.
He directed the documentary Happiness Bound in 2007 and the short Next Floor in 2008. Villeneuve wrote and directed the films Polytechnique in 2009 and Incendies in 2010.
In 2011, he directed the short Rated R for Nudity and wrote and directed the short Etude empirique sur l’influence du son sur la persistence retinienne. Villeneuve also directed the films Prisoners and Enemy.
Denis Villeneuve also directed the 2013 films Prisoners and Enemy, 2015’s Sicario, and 2016’s Arrival. He has received nearly 60 awards and was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Film Not in English Language with Incendies in 2012.
