Who are we?

M Way Films was created by a producer and a film director.

An alliance that enables us to bring together two different horizons, each contributing complementary experiences that are necessary for the production and the making of ambitious and demanding films.

The Team

Isi HARDER

Isi Harder lived in Germany, in the US, Egypt, Rwanda, Nepal, and has been living in France since over twenty years. This gives her an opening to the world, its languages and made her acquire an intimate knowledge of its different cultures. She has produced numerous highly creative commercials working with the most important French production companies, including Premiere Heure and Quad Productions. She specialized in representing and producing twenty directors internationally. In 2010, she joined the writer and director Thomas Johnson with whom she created M Way Films, and defines both their editorial line and produces their films.

Thomas JOHNSON

Born from an Australian father and an English mother, Thomas Johnson grew up in France. After starting medical studies and finishing his studies to become a Psychologist, he went on to a career as a journalist and reporter for the magazine Actuel for whom he covered during ten years, the fall of the Soviet Empire. In 1992, he started redirected his scientific knowledge and journalistic and humanistic beliefs to writing and directing documentary films that are broadcasted on all major TV channels and were awarded at festivals in France and abroad. After many films both investigative and scientific, making films on topics such as the origins of mankind, Lessons of the great apes, to The Green Gold as well as three films on the September 11th suicide bombers. The films he made around nuclear energy have been particularly noticed. He directed a trilogy that includes The Battle of Tchernobyl (2006 - 1x90 '- Prix Italia, Europa, Input, BANFF, UNAFF ...) Atomic Alert (2009 - 1x90'-Best Documentary European Science and Media Awards dealing with environment) and Getting out (or not) of Nuclear Energy (2012 - 1x90 '), made after the Fukushima disaster. He also directed Thirty Years of War in the Name of God ( 2x52 '), a survey of the instrumentalization of God in the Middle East.