Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

Le Miroir (short; also screenwriter)
Monsieur Distrait (short; also screenwriter)
Nous voulons un Valet de Chambre / USA: We
Must Have a Butler (short; also screenwriter)
Par l’Enfant (short; also screenwriter)
La Petite Policière / UK: The Girl Detective / USA:
A Little Detective (short; also screenwriter)
La Petite Rosse / Petite Rosse / UK: A Tantalising
Young Lady / USA: The Little Vixen (short; also
screenwriter)
Pour l’Honneur (short)
La Récompense d’une bonne Action / La Rivale /
La Conséquence d’une bonne Action / USA: Charity
Rewarded (short; also screenwriter)
Souvenez-vous en (short; also screenwriter)
Le Subterfuge / USA: The Subterfuge (short; also
screenwriter)
Une Excursion incohérente / USA: A Panickly
Picnic (short)
Une Leçon de Charité / USA: A Good Lesson in
Charity (short; also screenwriter)
1910 L’Amnésie / Une Amnésie (short; also screenwriter)
L’Anneau d’Argent (short; also screenwriter)
Cagliostro, Aventurier, Chimiste et Magicien /
France and USA: Cagliostro (short)
Le Fils du Pêcheur (short; also screenwriter)
La Fin de Lincoln (short; also screenwriter)
L’Idylle du Peintre (short; also screenwriter)
Jemmy / Jenny (short)
Je veux mourir (short)
La Lettre (short; also screenwriter)
Madame du Barry (short; also screenwriter)
La Reine Margot (short; also screenwriter)
Le Roman de l’Ecuyère / UK: A Story of Circus
Life (short; also screenwriter)
La Savelli (short; also screenwriter)
Soldat et Marquise (short; also screenwriter)
Le Spectre du Passé (two-part short: “1830,”
“Second Empire”)
Les Trois Voleurs (short; also screenwriter)
Un Cœur d’Or (eighteen-scene short; also
screenwriter)
Un Episode en 1812 (fourteen-scene short:
“Les Fiançailles de Jean Gratien et Lise Morand,”
“Jean est appelé sous les Armes,”
“Le Départ,” “Le Passage de la Bérézina
après la Retraite de Moscou,” “Le Drapeau
français est pris par l’Ennemi,” “Par un Acte
d’Héroïsme, Jean reprend Possession de nos
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Couleurs,” “Mais il est blessé à mort,” “Napoléon
franchissant l’Endroit est vu et reconnu
par Jean,” “Jean donne le Drapeau à
l’Empereur,” “La Douleur de Napoléon,” “La
Légion d’Honneur à Jean,” “Avant de mourir,
Jean souhaite que la Médaille soit remise à sa
Mère,” “Napoléon à la Recherche de la Mère
de Jean pour s’acquitter de sa Dette,” “La
Douleur de la mère de Jean et celle de Lise. La
Contrition de Napoléon pour son Rôle exigé
par la Guerre”; co-director with Ferdinand
Zecca; also screenwriter)
Une Aventure secrète de Marie-Antoinette /
Une Aventure de Marie-Antoinette (short; also
screenwriter)
1911 Le Baume miraculeux / Soeur simplette (short;
also screenwriter, producer)
L’Accord parfait (short; also screenwriter)
La Fillette et la Poupée (short; also screenwriter)
Héroïque Amour (short; also screenwriter)
L’Histoire d’une Rose / Les Trois Roses (seventeen
scenes; also screenwriter)
La Légende du vieux Sonneur (short; also
screenwriter)
Madame Tallien (short; also screenwriter)
La Marchande de Roses (short; also screenwriter)
La Mémoire du Cœur (short; also screenwriter)
Mendiant d’Amour (short; also screenwriter)
Le Noël du Chemineau (short; also screenwriter)
L’Otage (short; also screenwriter; shot in
1911–1912)
Paillasse (short)
Radgrune (short; also screenwriter)
La Rançon du Roi Jean (short; also screenwriter)
La Ruse du petit Ramoneur (short; also screenwriter)
Sémiramis (ten-scene short: “Le Roi Ninus
frappé de la Beauté de la Bergère Sémiramis
l’emmène dans son Palais,” “Mariage de Sémiramis
et du Roi Ninus,” “Ambitieuse et voulant
rester Maîtresse de l’Empire, la nouvelle Reine
de Babylone conspire et prépare la Mort
du Roi,” “Le Régicide,” “Après la Mort du Roi,
Sémiramis calme la Colère du Peuple par son
Audace et sa Beauté,” “La Déclaration de