Armor

       In his early years, french born film-maker Julien Eon shows a very strong interest in horror movies, bizarre litterature and urban subculture. His artistic career began as a guitar player and singer for various obscure punk and garage bands. He most notably founded the infamous Marshmallow Dykes, with whom he recorded two albums in a garage surf vein.

    Further to his Paris settlement, Julien becomes more and more interested in cinema. He admires particularly french directors Joël Seria, Leos Carax and american cinematographers John Waters and Sam Raimi. Julien directs his first short film Moon People, a no budget production shot on super 8. Oddly, this provocative and poetic short film, is selected in many french film festivals and is eventually broadcast on TV channel Canal +. Julien then directs « M le Gardeur », a 52 minutes award winning documentary.

    As a director, Julien Eon has found his own style where irony and dark humor goes alongside strange and mystical poetry. In 2015, he obtains financial support from the Brittany Cinema Fund and directs The Future is so bright (i gotta wear shades), a short film inspired by his own rock'n'roll adventures and weird "into the wild" journey in the Broceliande forest. Awarded in the USA, the film is still touring the festivals circuit.

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    Since 2017, Julien dedicates himself to script writing. He writes the script of his first feature project, Dark Magnetic, a thriller haunted by Russian bikers and astral projections. He also works on other projects : Armor, a fantasy TV show that mixes ecology and Breton legends, and Invisible Worlds, a TV Show that takes place in Paris 1880, where a young man leads investigates in occult and spiritualistic circles.

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