Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

(Salut la Puce, Richard Balducci), he played supporting
roles in about eighty movies.
Filmography
1949 Interdit au Public
1951 Les Joyeux Pélerins (also actor)
PASQUIER, ARNOLD (1968, Paris, France–)
After completing his studies in plastic arts and cinema,
he shot Super-8 amateur fi lms. At age twenty, he
collaborated with choreographers as a dancer and
documentary director. As a plastician, he fi lmed experimental
video works. He played in Eugène Green’s
Le Monde vivant (2003). Other credit (as cinematographer):
2006 Le Brahmane du Komintern (documentary,
Vladimir Léon).
Filmography
1998 C’est ici que je donne des Baisers (short; also
screenwriter)
2000 C’est merveilleux (video short; also screenwriter)
2001 My Man (video short; also screenwriter)
Au revoir et merci (video short; also screenwriter)
2002 Two Michael Snow (video short; also screenwriter)
Tous ont besoin d’Amour (Palermo) (video short;
also screenwriter)
2003 La notte (video short; also screenwriter)
Tous ont besoin d’Amour (Barcelona) (video
short; also screenwriter)
Belvédère (video short; also screenwriter)
2004 Tous ont besoin d’Amour (Via dolce) (video
short; also screenwriter)
2005 Celui qui aime a raison (video; also screenwriter,
producer, actor, editor, composer)
PATHÉ, THÉOPHILE
France)
(1901, France–1968,
The nephew of producer Charles Pathé (1863–1957),
he directed only one feature fi lm.
Filmography
1947 Les Beaux Jours du Roi Murat / L’eco della Gloria
/ Sorridete maestà (also screenwriter; France
/ Italy)
PATIENT, MICHEL (April 4, 1943, Bourges, Cher,
France–)
PATIN, CLAUDE • 797
After receiving his high school diploma, he studied
mathematics and physics in Orléans and Paris, architecture
at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, and literature
and human sciences at the Sorbonne. He taught
mathematics before directing his fi rst short and
being trained as an editor at Images de France. He
was an editor for ten years (1971 Vierges et Vampires
/ UK: Caged Vampires / Crazed Virgins / USA: Caged
Virgins / Virgins and Vampires, Jean Rollin; Les Machins
de l’Existence, short, Jean-François Dion; Morgane et
ses Nymphes / UK: Girl Slaves of Morgana le Fay, Bruno
Gantillon; 1973 La Ligne de Sceaux, short; La Rose de
Fer / UK and USA: The Iron Rose, Jean Rollin; 1974 Les
Démoniaques / UK and USA: Curse of the Living Dead /
Demoniac, Jean Rollin, France / Belgium; 1975 Phantasmes,
Jean Rollin; Godefi nger ou Certaines Chattes aiment
le Mou, Bob Logan = Jean-Pierre Fougea; Au long de la
Rivière Fango, Sotha; 1976 Deux Imbéciles heureux, Edmond
Freess, shot in 1973; Candice Candy / UK: French
Nympho / USA: Candy’s Candy, Pierre Unia; 1979 Une
Hôtesse spéciale, Pierre Unia; Et la Tendresse? . . . Bordel!,
Patrick Schulmann; 1981 Brahim el rih / Les Enfants
du Vent, Brahim Tsaki, Algeria / France; 1982 Caligula
et Messaline / Caligola e Messalina / Caligula and Messalina
/ US video: Caligula’s Perversions, Bruno Mattei,
Antonio Passalia, Jean-Jacques Renon; Les Défonceuses
/ Agathe et Martha / Les Défoncées / USA: Miss
Innocence, Pierre Unia; Countryman, Dickie Jobson,
Jamaica; 1983 Baby Cat, Pierre Unia; 1984 Dortoir des
Grandes / USA: College Dormitory, Pierre Unia; 1985
Outrage aux Mœurs, Pierre Unia; 1989 Lady Chatterley
II, Lorenzo Onorati, Italy) He created several production
companies (Acta Productions, Atina Productions
/ Alexa Films, Amelia Productions) and an association
(Art et Film Associés) and shot commercials and TV
documentaries.
Filmography
1963 Les Ravages de la Délicatesse (short)
1967 Les Magiciens (short)
1969 Les Jours où l’on recherché (short)
Souris Bébé (short)
1970 La Femme au Chat (short)
1971 Les Mûres (short)
1982 Le Matou (short)
1984 Jeans Tonic (also screenwriter, dialogist,
editor)
PATIN, CLAUDE (October 13, 1934, Troyes, Aube,
France–)