Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

Pam Kuso Kar (documentary; short; also cinematographer)
La 504 et les Foudroyers (documentary; short;
also cinematographer)
1975 Souna Kouma (documentary; short; also cinematographer)
Initiation (documentary; short; also cinematographer)
1976 Rythme de Travail (documentary; short; also
cinematographer)
Médecines et Médecins (documentary; short;
co-director with Inoussa Ousseini; also cinematographer)
Babatu, les Trois Conseils / Babatu (documentary;
also cinematographer; France / Nigeria)
Faba tondi (documentary; short)
1977 Makwayela (documentary; short; also cinematographer)
Ispahan: Lettre persane 1977 / La Mosquée du
Shah à Ispahan (documentary; short)
Hommage à Marcel Mauss: Marcel Lévy (documentary;
short)
Hommage à Marcel Mauss: Germaine Dieterlen
(documentary; short)
Le Griot Badye (documentary; short; co-director
with Inoussa Ousseini; also cinematographer)
La Fête des Gandy Bi à Simiri (documentary;
short; also cinematographer)
Ciné-Portrait de Margaret Mead / USA: Margaret
Mead: A Portrait by a Friend (documentary;
short)
Cocorico! Monsieur Poulet (co-director with
Damouré Zika, Lam Ibrahim Dia; also screenwriter,
cinematographer; shot in 1974)
1978 Simi Siddo Kuma (documentary; short; also
cinematographer)
1979 Le Vieil Anaï (co-director with Germaine Dieterlen;
also cinematographer; unreleased)
1980 Captain Omori (documentary; short)
Ciné-Mafi a (documentary; short; also cinematographer,
actor)
Les Deux Chasseurs (documentary; short; also
cinematographer)
Le Renard pâle (documentary; short; co-director
with Germaine Dieterlen)
1982 Yenendi Gengel (documentary; short)
1983 Portrait de Raymond Depardon (documentary;
short; also actor as himself)
Hassan Fathi (documentary; short)
ROUDÈS, GASTON • 887
1985 Cousin-Cousine / Pirogue-Gondole (documentary;
short; also cinematographer)
1986 Folie ordinaire d’une Fille de Cham (co-director
with Alberto Chiantaretto, Marco Di Castri,
Daniel Pianciola; also cinematographer;
France / Italy)
Dyonisos (shot in 1984)
1987 Brise-Glace (co-director with Titte Tömroth,
Raúl Ruiz; also actor)
Brise Glace, Bateau Givre (documentary; short;
also cinematographer, actor)
1988 Enigma (co-director with Alberto Chiantaretto,
Marco Di Castri, Daniel Pianciola;
also cinematographer; France / Italy)
Bac ou Mariage (documentary; also cinematographer)
Couleur du Temps, Berlin, Aoüt 1945 (documentary;
short; also cinematographer)
1989 Boulevards d’Afrique (co-director with Tam-Sir-
Douebe; also cinematographer)
Promenade inspirée (documentary; short; also
author of commentary, cinematographer)
1990 Liberté, Egalité, fraternité, et puis après . . . (documentary;
also cinematographer)
Le Beau Navire (documentary; short; also cinematographer)
Cantate pour Deux Généraux (documentary;
short; also cinematographer)
1993 Madame l’Eau (documentary)
1994 Damoure parle du sida (documentary; short)
1997 Moi fatigué debout, moi couché (documentary;
also screenwriter, cinematographer)
En une Poignée de Mains amies, Fleuve qui, pardessous
les Ponts, ouvre la Porte de la Mer . . .
(short; co-director with Manoel de Oliveira;
also actor)
Faire-Part Musée Henri Langlois (documentary;
medium-length)
2002 Le Rêve plus fort que la Mort (documentary;
co-director with Bernard Surugue)
ROUDÈS, GASTON (March 26, 1878, Béziers,
Hérault, France–November 5, 1958, Villejuif, Val-de-
Marne, France)
In the 1910s, he worked for the fi lm company Eclipse
as an actor (1911 L’Assassinat d’Henri III, Henri Desfontaines,
Louis Mercanton) and screenwriter. He
directed his fi rst movie (Le Pouce) in 1911. He created
his own production company, Gallo Films. He