Title: You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet (film)
Content:  Jean-Louis Livi acted as principal producer, having fulfilled the same role for Resnais's previous film Les Herbes folles. The film was produced through F Comme Film for a budget of eight million euro. It received co-production support from Christmas In July, the German company Alamode Film, and the television channel France 2 which invested 1.3 million euro. It received 471,000 euro from the Île-de-France region, as well as funding from the CNC, Canal+ and Ciné+. Principal photography took place at the Saint-Ouen Studios for two months and was completed on 1 April 2011. Resnais agreed with the writer Laurent Herbiet, with whom he had previously worked on Les Herbes folles, that they would use two plays by Jean Anouilh to form the basis of the 
Title: Valley of Love
Content:  The film was produced through Les Films du Worso and LGM Cinéma, with co-production support from DD Productions, France 3 Cinéma and Belgium's Scope Pictures. It was pre-bought by Canal+ and received backing from the CNC, Soficinéma, Cinémage, Cofinova and Palatine Etoile Soficas. Filming in California began on 8 September 2014.
Title: Yannick Bolloré
Content:  Having begun a DESS (French university degree) in audio-visual communication, in 2002 Bolloré founded film production company WY Productions, whose films include Hell, Yves Saint-Laurent, Des vents contraires and Amitiés sincères, together with Wassim Béji, nephew of French-Tunisian producer Tarak Ben Ammar. In July 2006, he joined Bolloré Group chaired by his father Vincent, as programs director of Direct 8. The TV channel achieved the highest audience growth of any French television channel at the time thanks to the broadcast of the matches of the French women's football team and the creation of the popular Touche pas à mon poste! program presented by Cyril Hanouna. From September 
Title: Orey Vazhi
Content:  The film marked the debut of N. Vasudeva "Vasu" Menon as a film producer. Earlier, he had worked in the production department of AVM Productions. He later established his own studio, Vasu Studios, under which the film was produced, with K. Shankar directing. However, shooting took place at Gemini Studios.
Title: The Source (2011 film)
Content:  The film was produced by France's Elzevir Films and Oï Oï Oï Productions, in co-production with France 3 Cinéma and EuropaCorp. Other than the 64% French investment, Belgian companies contributed 14%, Italian 12% and Moroccan 10%. It was pre-bought by Canal+ and CinéCinéma and received support from Eurimages. The total budget was 7.99 million euro.
Title: Cherez vse Vremena
Content: Vasily Filatov – producer, mixing, mastering ; Margarita Pushkina – lyrics ; Igor Lobanov – lyrics, cover art ; Alexander Yelin – lyrics 
Title: Female Pleasure
Content:  The production of the film was led by Mons Veneris Films GmbH, Zurich, Das Kollektiv für audiovisuelle Werke GmbH, Zurich, and Indi Film GmbH, Stuttgart, in a co-production with SRG SSR, Arte, SRF, RTS, and RSI. The film was directed by Barbara Miller.
Title: The Tale of Despereaux (film)
Content:  The film's production was marred by disagreements and malpractice, or accusations thereof, between the French, British and North American staff involved. Sylvain Chomet was employed by Gary Ross and Allison Thomas as director early on, before the film was approved for funding by Universal Pictures, with pre-production (including character design, the first drafts of the screenplay written by Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi, and the addition of the original character of Boldo) taking place at his studio Django Films in Edinburgh. Chomet came up against creative and ethical differences with the producers and was eventually fired from the project and thrown out of the studio space allocated to the film. Mike Johnson was hired to replace Chomet as director, before the role eventually went to Sam Fell and Rob Stevenhagen.
Title: Rêves de poussière
Content:  The film was the first full-length feature by Salges. The project quickly secured Avance sur Recettes and GAN Foundation funding, and gained further French and European funding since the director had obtained Burkina Faso citizenship through marriage. The film was a France-Canada co-production between Athénaïse – Sophie Salbot and ACPAV – Marc Daigle. The associate producer was Sékou Traoré of the Burkina Faso company Sahelis Productions.
Title: Richard Brouillette
Content:  Chantier, by René Bail, as executive producer ; 2015: Uncle Bernard: A Counter-Lesson in Economics (Oncle Bernard – L'anti-leçon d'économie) ; 2016: Far Away Lands (Les terres lointaines, by Félix Lamarche, as advising producer/executive producer) ; 2017: The Dispossessed (Les dépossédés, by Mathieu Roy, as executive producer) ; 2017: The Hidden River (La rivière cachée, by Jean-François Lesage, as executive producer) ; 2018: Dispossession (Dépossession, by Mathieu Roy, as executive producer) ; 2018: Dark Suns (Soleils noirs, by Julien Elie, as executive producer) ; 2020: Prayer for a Lost Mitten (Prière pour une mitaine perdue) (by Jean-François Lesage, as executive producer) 

Question: Who was the producer of Voulez-Vous?
Answer: Benny Andersson.
Göran Bror Benny Andersson.