Florian Zeller, born in Paris in 1979, is an acclaimed French playwright, novelist, and director. Internationally recognized as one of the most significant talents in contemporary theatre, he achieved fame with his family trilogy composed of *The Father* (*Le Père*), *The Mother* (*La Mère*), and *The Son* (*Le Fils*). His works deeply explore themes such as memory, mental illness, and complex family dynamics. His career took a decisive turn with his feature film directorial debut, adapting his own play *The Father*. The film, titled *The Father* (2020) and starring Anthony Hopkins, earned him the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, solidifying his global reputation. He later directed the film adaptation of *The Son* (2022), establishing himself as a creator capable of successfully moving between the stage and the big screen. His plays have received numerous Molière Awards in France and have been staged worldwide.