Georges Films, based in Paris, was founded in 2015 by Nicolas Leprêtre and Raphaël Alexandre. It is dedicated to producing and co-producing international feature films and to discovering and nurturing new and experienced directors from around the world.

Georges Films produced in 2020, "The Translator" from the French-Syrian directors Rana Kazkaz and Anas Khalaf. The film premiered at the TIFF 2020, and has been since then selected in over 30 international film festival, and won two audience award.

In 2023 Georges Films co-produced “Inshallah a boy” from the Jordanian director Amjad Al Rasheed, that premiered in Cannes 2023 at La Semaine de la Critique, where it won the GAN Foundation Award. Since then the film won five other prizes and has been selected to date in over 50 international film festivals.

Georges Films is currently working, among others, on "The Station" from the Yemeni director, Sara Ishaq, “Wadi Rum, Victoire facing the desert” from the French Academy César and BAFTA awarded French director Patrice Leconte, and "South" by the Tunisian director, Nejib Belkadhi.