Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

1993 Mons Reynaudi (documentary; shot on video;
also screenwriter)
1994 Point de Fuite (short; also screenwriter)
Parole (documentary; short shot on video; also
screenwriter)
Ensemble (documentary; industrial fi lm shot
on video; co-director with Anne Ducruet)
1996 Nomades (documentary; shot on video; also
screenwriter)
1998 Terres vivantes (documentary; also screenwriter)
Tilleul Menthe (documentary; short; industrial
fi lm shot on video; co-director with Caroline
Philibert)
2001 Christian Bobin: Derrière le Miroir (documentary;
short; also screenwriter)
2002 Déserts (also screenwriter, dialogist)
2003 Autour des Débutantes (documentary; short
shot on video; also adapter)
Notre Vie (documentary; short; also screenwriter)
La Vie faible (documentary; short; also screenwriter)
Christian Bobin: La Vie faible (video documentary;
also screenwriter)
2004 Une Petite Entaille (also adapter)
Le Grand Hôtel (medium-length; also screenwriter)
2005 L’Air du Temps (video documentary; also
screenwriter)
2006 La Nuit bleue (medium-length; also screenwriter)
Les Usines Puzenat (documentary; also screenwriter)
NOÉ, GASPAR (December 27, 1963, Buenos Aires,
Argentina–)
Having arrived in France at age twelve, he was trained
at the Ecole Louis Lumière, where he fi lmed his fi rst
short (Tintarella di luna). Other credits (as assistant
director): 1985 Tangos, l’Exil de Gardel / Tangos, el exilio
de Gardel / USA: Tangos, the Exile of Gardel (Fernando
E. Solanas, France / Argentina); 1986 Sur / Le Sud /
USA: The South (Fernando E. Solanas, Argentina /
France); (as cinematographer): 1987 La Première Mort
de Nono (short, Lucile Hadzihalilovic); 1996 La Bouche
de Jean-Pierre (medium-length, Lucile Hadzihalilovic);
(as actor): 1995 Cinématon (Gérard Courant); 1996
Le Rocher d’Acapulco (voice only, Laurent Tuel); 1997
Dobermann (Jan Kounen); 2005 Philippe Nahon, de
NOÉ, YVAN • 771
l’Acteur fétiche à l’Icône (documentary, as himself, Arnaud
Carfaxe); (as camera operator): 1998 Good Boys
Use Condoms (short, Lucile Hadzihalilovic).
Filmography
1985 Tintarella di luna (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist, editor)
1987 Pulpe amère (short; also screenwriter, dialogist,
producer, editor)
1991 Carne (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
1998 Intoxication (short)
Sodomites (short)
Seul contre tous / UK: One Against All / USA: I
Stand Alone (also screenwriter, dialogist, editor)
2002 Irréversible (also screenwriter, dialogist, producer,
cinematographer, uncredited actor, editor)
2006 Destricted (segment “We Fuck Alone”; also
screenwriter)
2008 8 (segment “Sida”; also screenwriter, cinematographer;
shot in 2006)
Television Filmography
1995 Une Expérience télévisuelle (short; also screenwriter)
NOÉ, YVAN (Marie Edgar Noetinger / May 9, 1895,
Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France–July 7, 1963, Nice,
Alpes-Maritimes, France)
He was a well-known playwright when his association
with cinema began. In 1930, he was hired by MGM
and went to California, shooting the French version
of Charles Brabin’s Call of the Flesh / The Singer
of Sevilla. His American experience inspired him to
author a book against Hollywood (1933 L’Epicerie
des Rêves, Editions Baudinière, Paris). Other screenwriting
credits (as French-language dialogist): 1930
Monsieur Le Fox (Hal Roach, USA); 1931 Quand on est
belle (French-language version of Jack Conway’s The
Easiest Way, Arthur Robison, USA); (as dialogist): 1932
Rocambole (Gabriel Rosca); 1933 Eve cherche un Père
(French-language version of Nunzio Malasomma’s
La signora dell’autobus, Mario Bonnard, Italy); 1933
L’Indésirable (Emile de Ruelle); Le Dernier Preux (also
adapter, Pierre-Jean Ducis); 1938 Un Soir à Marseille
(also adapter, Maurice de Canonge); 1939 Le Danube
bleu (as co-dialogist, Emile-Edwin Reinert, Alfred
Rode); 1946 Un Ami viendra ce Soir / USA: A Friend Will
Come Tonight (Raymond Bernard); 1947 Les Gosses