Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

650 • LLORCA, DENIS
Marié(s) ou presque (also producer)
2008 Fracassés (also co-screenwriter, co-dialogist,
producer, actor)
Paris Nord-Sud (also producer; shot in 2006)
LLORCA, DENIS (July 16, 1949, Paris, France–)
He studied dramatic art with Geneviève Rhuis, Teddy
Bilis, and Raymond Girard before enrolling in the
Conservatoire National d’Art Dramatique, notably in
Fernand Ledoux and Antoine Vitez’s classes. In 1967,
he created his own stage group. He entered fi lms as
an assistant to Gérard Borg (1972 Roméo et Juliette
de la Mer Rouge). In 1994, he founded a production
company, Le Soleil du Matin. He is also a painter.
Filmography
1976 Un Film inachevé (also screenwriter, dialogist;
unreleased)
1984 L’Orage en Colère brise la Voix de la Cascade
(theatrically unreleased but shown on TV as
Berthe)
1990 Voici que ton Roi vient assis sur un Petit
d’Ânesse (also co-screenwriter, co-dialogist;
unreleased)
Les Chevaliers de la Table ronde (also co-screenwriter,
co-dialogist)
1994 La Belle au Bois (also screenwriter, dialogist;
unreleased)
1996 La Dame des Folies-Bergère (also screenwriter,
dialogist; unreleased)
LOCQUET, PHILIPPE (September 2, 1966, Paris,
France–)
Having graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics,
he studied cinema at the University of Paris
VIII and attended Jean Douchet and Jean Rouch’s
courses at the French Cinematheque. He became
an assistant director (1996 Select Hôtel, also casting
director, Laurent Bouhnik; 1998 Beaucoup trop loin,
short, Olivier Jahan; Si je t’aime . . . prends garde à
toi / USA: Beware of My Love, Jeanne Labrune; 1999
A l’Ombre des grands Baobabs, short, Rémy Tamalet).
He also learned sculpture with Alexandre Calder’s
grandniece.
Filmography
1998 Tous les Jours sauf Noël (short; also screenwriter,
adapter, dialogist)
1999 Les Tiqueurs (short; also screenwriter)
Mon Beau Sapin (short; also screenwriter)
2004 T.I.C. Trouble Involontaire Convulsif (also screenwriter)
LOEW, JACQUES (December 31, 1914, Paris,
France–1976, France)
After the liberation of France, he worked as a freelance
journalist at Cinémonde and continued to publish
articles in The Point in the 1970s. He served as
an assistant director (1949 Valse brillante, Jean Boyer)
before directing several shorts and one feature fi lm.
Filmography
1947 Paris au Printemps (short)
1948 Les Drames du Bois de Boulogne (short)
Un Homme à la Mer (short)
1949 Bons Baisers de Dinard (short)
1950 La Leçon d’Humour dans un Parc (short)
Paré pour accoster! (short)
1951 Si ça vous chante (also screenwriter, dialogist)
Une Année se meurt (short)
1952 Aux Confi ns d’une Ville (short)
1953 Beau Fixe (short)
1962 Une Starlette qui a du Chien (short)
LOGEREAU, EDOUARD (February 2, 1925, Paris,
France–Deceased)
Filmography
1948 Impressions norvégiennes (documentary; short)
La Pêche en Arctique (documentary; short)
1952 Au Pays des Vikings (documentary; short)
Paris s’éveille (documentary; short)
1953 Au Secours des Bêtes (short)
1954 Les Cathédrales de France au Rythme des Saisons
(documentary; short)
1958 Pastorale d’Automne (documentary; short; also
screenwriter)
La France romane (documentary; short; also
screenwriter)
Peintres romans (documentary; short)
Le Mal des Autres (documentary; short)
1963 La Meuse, Fleuve de Guerre, Fleuve de Paix
(documentary; short)
1965 Paris secret (documentary; also co-screenwriter)
1968 La Louve solitaire / La gatta dagli artigli d’oro
(France / Italy)
Television Filmography
1973 Les Coqs de Minuit (TV miniseries)
Le Bleu d’Outre-Tombe (also co-screenwriter)