Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

130 • BOUCHAUD, JEAN-LOUIS
BOUCHAUD, JEAN-LOUIS (July 24, 1961, Brussels,
Belgium–)
He started out as a trainee for a small production
company and then as a trainee director on various
feature fi lms and TV series. In 1986, he directed his
fi rst short. He also played in a TV movie (1993 Chute libre,
Yves Boisset). Other credits (as assistant director):
1990 Un Jeu d’Enfants (Pascal Kané); 1991 Sushi, Sushi
(Laurent Perrin); 1994 Le Mangeur de Lune (Sijie Dai);
1996 Stabat Mater (Dominique Boccarossa); 2003 Les
Baigneuses / USA: The Bathers (Viviane Candas).
Filmography
1986 La Forêt d’Erlancourt (short; also screenwriter)
1990 L’Attentat à la Bombe de la Bumpergasse (short;
also screenwriter)
1996 Aspects contemporains du Mime (short; also
screenwriter)
1999 L’Ami du Jardin (also screenwriter, dialogist)
BOUCHITEY, PATRICK (August 11, 1946,
Plancher-les-Mines, Haute-Saône, France–)
Trained at the Cours Simon, he made his stage debut
in 1973. From 1972 (Les Caïds / UK: The Hell Below,
Robert Enrico) to 2008 (Une Famille clé en Mains,
Jean-François Davy), he played supporting and leading
roles in about seventy fi lms.
Filmography
1988 Lune froide (short; also screenwriter, adapter,
dialogist, actor)
1991 Lune froide (also co-screenwriter, co-adapter,
co-dialogist, actor)
2005 Imposture (also co-screenwriter, co-adapter,
co-dialogist)
Television Filmography
1983 Le Lavabo (shorts; France / Canada)
BOUDRIOZ, ROBERT (Robert Boudriot / February
12, 1887, Versailles, Yvelines, France–June 22, 1949,
Paris, France)
A journalist and novelist, he entered fi lms as a screenwriter
(1912 Le Vieux Professeur / USA: The Old Professor,
short, Victorin Jasset; Criminel malgré lui / USA: A
Criminal in Spite of Himself, short, Victorin Jasset; Les
Cheveux d’Or / USA: Golden Hair, short, Victorin Jasset;
La Double Vie, short, Victorin Jasset; Les Batailles de la
Vie–Episode 1: Aux Feux de la Rampe, short, Victorin
Jasset; Le Mirage, short, Victorin Jasset; 1913 Les Ruses
de l’Amour, short, Maurice Tourneur; Le Trésor des Baux,
short, Victorin Jasset; Le Collier de Kali, short, Victorin
Jasset; 1916 La Confi ance règne, short, Georges Pallu;
Anana Secrétaire intime, two-part short; Maurice Poggi;
1917 L’Etrangère, short, Georges Pallu; La Conscience
de Monsieur Cachalot, short, Maurice Poggi; Forfait dur,
short, Georges Monca; Lorsque tout est fi ni, short;
Georges Pallu). Other credit (as art director): 1920
La Roue / USA: The Wheel (Abel Gance).
Filmography
1916 La Confi ance règne (also screenwriter)
Français! . . . N’oubliez jamais! (co-director with
Roger Lion)
1917 L’Accusée (co-director with Roger Lion)
Lorsque tout est fi ni (two parts)
L’Âpre Lutte (co-director with Jacques de
Féraudy; also original play, screenwriter,
texts)
1918 Quand Dagobert vint à Paris (short)
La Distance (four acts; also screenwriter)
1919 Un Soir
Fanny Lear (co-director with Jean Manoussi)
1920 Zon (also screenwriter)
Le Petit Poucet
1922 Tempêtes (also screenwriter)
1923 L’Âtre / Aux Creux des Sillons (fi ve chapters; also
screenwriter, adapter)
1924 In the Spider’s Web (USA)
1925 L’Epervier (also screenwriter, adapter)
1926 La Chaussée des Géants (nine parts; Robert
Boudrioz started to shoot the fi lm, and Jean
Durand completed it)
1928 Vivre / German version: Der Schöpfer zwischen
Liebe und Pfl icht
1929 Trois Jeunes Filles nues
1930 Record du Monde (short)
1931 L’Anglais tel qu’on le parle
1932 Vacances
1933 Le Grillon du Foyer (also screenwriter, adapter,
dialogist)
1935 L’Homme à l’Oreille cassée
Conscience (short)
BOUGHEDIR, FÉRID (March 11, 1944, Hammanlif,
Tunisia–)
He wrote the screenplay and the dialogue of La Mort
trouble / De onrustige Dood (Claude d’Anna; France /
Belgium) and was the assistant to Fernando Arrabal