Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

1978 Genèse d’un Repas (documentary; also screenwriter,
producer, actor)
1981 Ma Première Brasse (short; also screenwriter,
actor)
1982 Introduction (short; also screenwriter)
1983 Les Minutes d’un Faiseur de Films (short; also
actor)
Les Havres (documentary; short; also screenwriter,
narrator)
1984 Barres (short; also screenwriter, actor)
1986 L’Empire de Médor (documentary; short; also
screenwriter, producer, actor)
1987 La Valse des Médias (documentary; short; also
screenwriter)
1988 La Comédie du Travail (also screenwriter, dialogist,
actor)
Essai d’Ouverture (short; also screenwriter,
actor)
1989 Les Sièges de l’Alcazar (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist, actor)
1990 La Sept selon Jean et Luc (documentary; short;
also screenwriter, actor)
Aérroporrrt d’Orrrrly (documentary; short; also
screenwriter)
1991 La Cabale des Oursins (documentary; short;
also screenwriter, actor)
1993 Parpaillon (also screenwriter, actor)
1994 Toujours plus (short; also screenwriter, actor)
Foix (documentary; short; also screenwriter)
1995 Imphy, Capitale de la France (documentary;
short; also screenwriter, actor)
1996 Le Ventre de l’Amérique (documentary; short;
also screenwriter, actor)
L’odyssée du 16 / 9ème (short; also screenwriter)
Le Fantôme de Longstaff (short; also screenwriter)
1997 Nous sommes tous des Cafards (short; also
screenwriter, actor)
1998 . . . Au Champ d’Honneur (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist)
2000 Le Système Zsygmondy (short; also screenwriter)
2002 Les Naufragés de la D 17 (also screenwriter,
dialogist)
2006 Le Prestige de la Mort (also screenwriter, actor)
Le Litre de Lait (short; also screenwriter)
MOURET, EMMANUEL (June 30, 1970, Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France–)
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He planned to become an actor and went to Paris
to attend acting courses at the Paris Conservatory
and fi nally entered the Fémis (directing department).
Having graduated from the prestigious fi lm school
in 1998, he directed his fi rst short the same year.
Besides the movies he directed, he also played in Les
Bureaux de Dieu (Claire Simon, 2008).
Filmography
1998 Caresse (short; also screenwriter, dialogist,
actor)
1999 Promène-toi donc tout nu! (medium-length; also
screenwriter, dialogist, actor)
2000 Laissons Lucie faire! (also screenwriter, dialogist,
actor)
2004 Vénus et Fleur (also screenwriter, dialogist,
actor)
2006 Changement d’Adresse (also screenwriter, dialogist,
actor)
2007 Un Baiser s’il vous plaît (also screenwriter, dialogist,
actor)
MOURIÉRAS, CLAUDE (September 27, 1953,
Lyon, Rhône, France–)
He grew up in Lyon, where he began photographing
shows. After working as a sound mixer (1981 R . . . ne
répond plus, documentary, medium-length, Jean-Pierre,
Luc Dardenne, Belgium) and cinematographer (1983
Regard Jonathan / Jean Louvet, son Œuvre, documentary,
medium-length, Jean-Pierre, Luc Dardenne, Belgium),
he directed fi ction fi lms and documentaries.
Filmography
1987 Nuit de Chine (short; also screenwriter)
1990 Montalvo et l’Enfant (also screenwriter, dialogist;
shot in 1988)
L’Ecrivain, le Peintre, le Funambule (short)
1996 Sale Gosse (also screenwriter, dialogist)
1998 Dis-moi que je rêve (also screenwriter, dialogist)
2000 Tout va bien, on s’en va (also screenwriter,
dialogist)
2002 Le Prêt, la Poule et l’Oeuf (documentary; also
cinematographer)
Television Filmography
1986 Jacques Monory: Peintures, Fictions (documentary)
Un Chant presque éteint (short; also screenwriter)
1993 Paroles d’Acteurs de la Comédie-Française (documentary;
medium-length)