Enki Bilal Net Worth is
$1.4 Million

Mini Biography

Created in Yugoslavia, his mom was Czech and his Bosnian dad used to end up being Tito’s tailor. His family members fled the united states to France in 1960, where Enki learns French and discovers movie theater and comic books. In 1971, he is victorious a contest arranged by the well-known comics newspaper Pilote along with his initial tale “L’appel des étoiles”. It’s released in Pilote and afterwards re-released beneath the name “Le bol maudit”, and it enables Enki Bilal to start out doing work for the newspaper by sketching politicians. Then matches Pierre Christin (at that time scenarist of “Valérian” for Pilote) and begins his cooperation with him in 1975 with “La croisières des oubliés”. In 1979, they launch “Les Phalanges de l’Ordre Noir”, which gets great critics and a Prix RTL. Bilal also pulls “Exterminateur 17” in 1978 for publication Metal Hurlant, having a situation by Jean-Pierre Dionnet (later on released as an recording in 1989). Enki Bilal produces his first single comic publication, “La foire aux immortels”, in 1980, which may be the first bout of his famous “Nikopol Trilogy” (accompanied by “La Femme piège” in 1986 and “Froid équateur” in 1993, which is the 1st comic book to become particular as best publication of the entire year from the litterature publication Lire). He also styles the poster for Alain Resnais’s _Mon onlce d’Amérique (1980)_. 2 yrs later on he collaborates with Resnais once again but not limited to the poster: he also imagines the outfits and creates an integral part of the creation design of Lifestyle Is certainly a Bed of Roses (1983), using cup painting technics. He also continues his cooperation with Christin for Dargaud Editions, generally launching “Partie de Chasse”, which receives many eulogistic critics in the French press in 1983. In 1985, he makes some visual studies for Jean-Jacques Annaud ‘s The Name from the Rose (1986). Then fits Patrick Cauvin (aka Claude Klotz) with whom he collaborates for “Hors jeu” (1986), reserve of text messages and illustrations in the theme of sports activities. In 1987, he receives the renowned First Prize on the comic books celebration of Angoulême. The entire year after, he displays his just work at the Palais de Tokyo (Paris), among functions of professional photographer Josef Koudelka and musician Guy Peellaert. The next phase in his cinema ambitions is Bunker Palace Hôtel (1989), his initial film being a movie director, co-written with Christin, starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Carole Bouquet. He also functions for the very first time for stage displays, creating the outfits and production style of Denis Levaillant’s modern opera “OPA mia” in Avignon in 1990, as well as for Sergei Prokofiev’s ballet “Roméo et Juliette » (choreographed by Angelin Preljocaj) in Lyon in 1991. After some few recording produces or re-releases and exhibitions (“Transit” in the Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris in 1992; “Bleu Sang” in Paris in 1994), Bilal directs his second film, Tykho Moon (1996), once again starring Trintignant, but also Julie Delpy, Michel Piccoli and Richard Bohringer. This time around, the scenario is usually co-written by Dan Franck as well as the music is made up by Goran Vejvoda. Bilal also produces a graphic publication predicated on his film. In 1998, he begins a fresh trilogy with “Le Sommeil du montre” (Editions Les Humanoïdes Associés), then your graphic publication “El siècle d’amour” with Dan Franck in 1999, “Le Sarcophage” with Christin in 2000 and the next bout of his trilogy, “Trente-deux Décembre”, in 2003. He also makes many exhibitions: “Magma” (Naples, 2000), “Le Sarcophage” (Paris, 2000), “enkibilalandeuxmilleun” (Paris, 2001, after that Sarajevo, Belgrade, Lièges, Cherbourg and Barcelona). Maker Charles Gassot, who’s a lover of Bilal’s function, decides to make a risky task and allows Bilal to truly have a bigger spending budget (about 22 large numbers Euros) for his new film: Immortel (advertisement vitam) (2004). The film is dependant on the initial two episodes from the “Nikopol Trilogy” and Bilal asks sci-fi article writer Serge Lehman to greatly help him for the situation. The film is certainly a daring mix of digital and live people, offering Linda Hardy, Thomas Kretschmann and Charlotte Rampling. Bilal also casts Jean-Louis Trintignant, Frédéric Pierrot and Yann Collette for the 3rd period, and Vejvoda for the music once again.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	Bilal
Died	March 2, 640 AD, Damascus, Syria
Profession	Actor
Nationality	Ethiopian
Parents	Rabah, Hamamah
Siblings	Raza Saeed
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Awards	Grammy Award for Best Rap/Sung Performance
Music Groups	New African Poets
Nominations	Grammy Award for Best Urban/Alternative Performance, Soul Train Music Centric Certified Award, NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Song - Contemporary, NAACP Image Award for Outstanding New Artist