Christophe Hollebeke

Christophe Hollebeke’s name might not ring out like Spielberg’s, but if you’ve stumbled into the weird, wild worlds of Titane, Vivarium, or Sea Fever, you’ve definitely brushed up against his work. The guy’s got a knack for stories that grab you by the collar and drag you someplace you weren’t expecting to go. Titane? Man, that movie is a fever dream of body horror, chrome, and raw emotion—it’s not just about cars and metal, it’s about transformation, obsession, and, honestly, the messiness of being human. Hollebeke’s touch is all over it: you can feel the intensity, the willingness to push boundaries where most folks would slam on the brakes. Then there’s Vivarium—talk about a mind-bender. It’s that kind of suburban nightmare that crawls under your skin and refuses to leave. The sterile, looping neighborhood, the eerie child, the feeling that you’re stuck in some twisted real estate purgatory—Hollebeke’s production work turns the screws, making you squirm just watching it. Sea Fever? A totally different flavor but still in his wheelhouse. We’re talking isolation, paranoia, and the deep-sea unknown, all with a sense of dread that just keeps ratcheting up. You can see this guy isn’t afraid to take risks, to let things get uncomfortable, even ugly, if it means making you feel something real. If you want safe? Look elsewhere. Hollebeke’s filmography is here for the folks who like their movies strange, sharp, and impossible to forget.