Gaëtan Vassart

Gaëtan Vassart is a theatre director, author and actor born in 1978 in Brussels, Belgium.

Author, director and actor born in Brussels in 1978, Gaëtan Vassart is belgian and french graduated from INSAS, and from National Conservatory of Dramatic Art in Paris. In 2016, Gaëtan Vassart directed on stage Golshifteh Farahani in Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy. In 2018, he directed Miss Julie by August Strindberg. Gaëtan Vassart worked as an actor in short and feature films, notably Pierre Schoeller (THE MINISTER, FIF Cannes 2011), Jean-Xavier de Lestrad, Thierry de Peretti. Gaëtan Vassart co-wrote with Jean-Claude Carrière the feature film CECILE AND HE GROCER. In 2022, he directed with Sabrina Kouroughli the short film LOST, produced by Haïku films. The film is selected at São Paulo International Short Film Festival, CINEXPOSÉ FILM FESTIVAL - Festival de Cine de Terror Independiente de Nueva York (USA, 2023) and the Seoul International short Film Festival among other festivals.

Lost directed by Gaëtan Vassart and Sabrina Kouroughli (Haïku Films, 15')