Fleur Fortuné is a French director known for cinematic storytelling that blends surreal, dreamlike imagery with a strong emotional pulse. She first gained attention with music videos and short forms for artists such as M83, Skrillex, Drake, and Travis Scott, alongside collaborations with Pharrell and Cate Blanchett. That period includes M83’s trilogy (Midnight City, Réunion, Wait) and the short film Birds in the Trap—two bodies of work that showed her gift for folding fantasy into the real and earned recognition from major industry awards (MTV Video Music Awards, UK Music Video Awards, D&AD).

Her feature debut, The Assessment, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2024 and opened to praise in 2025—The Guardian awarded ★★★★ and called it a “surreal, stylish” debut; The Hollywood Reporter found it “terrifying and absorbing”; Collider wrote, “without exaggeration, this is the Oscar winner’s best performance yet”—and the film later won at the British Independent Film Awards.

Her style is marked by bold visuals, a deep command of mood, and performances that move from epic, widescreen scale to unguarded intimacy—often within the same scene. In commercial work, Fortuné channels that sensorial precision into sleek, high‑impact films built for feeling—images that resonate and linger.