Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

Films de la Croisade). She also collaborated on the
creation of a new fi lm review, La Lettre du Cinéma, with
other directors, producers, screenwriters, and critics.
Other credits (as screenwriter): 1997 Nés quelque
part (also adapter, dialogist, Malik Chibane, released
only on TV); (as actress): 1988 Les Doigts dans le Ventre
(short, François Ozon); 2000 C’est le Bouquet! (Jeanne
Labrune); 2004 Le Pont des Arts (Eugène Green); 2005
Code 68 (Jean-Henri Roger).
Filmography
1993 Queue de Poisson (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist)
1995 Strictement footinguesque (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist)
La Croisade d’Anne Buridan (also co-screenwriter,
co-dialogist, actor)
1999 La Révolution sexuelle n’a pas eu lieu (also
co-screenwriter, co-dialogist, actor; shot in
1997)
2005 ADN (also co-screenwriter, co-dialogist, actor)
CAILLARD, ADRIEN
He entered fi lms as a screenwriter (1909 Elle est
partie, short, also actor, Georges Monca; Le Maître
d’Ecole, short, also actor, Georges Monca; 1910 Le
Rendez-vous, short, Georges Denola; 1912 Marquis et
Garde-Chasse, short; La Poupée de l’Orpheline, short,
Georges Denola) and had a sporadic career as an
actor (1911 Le Devouement de la Receveuse des Postes,
short; Le Mensonge de Jean Manchot / Le Mensonge,
short, Michel Carré; Le Pieux Mensonge, short, Michel
Carré; 1927 Napoléon / Napoléon Bonaparte /
Napoléon vu par Abel Gance / USA: Napoleon / Abel
Gance’s Napoleon, Abel Gance, shot in 1925; 1929
Possession, Léonce Perret; 1933 Baroud / USA: Love in
Morocco, Rex Ingram, Alice Terry).
Filmography
1911 Les Trois Sultanes (short; also screenwriter,
adapter)
1912 L’Aumône (short)
Le Calvaire d’une Mère / Le Supplice d’une Mère
(short)
Les Deux Gosses (two episodes: “La Faute
d’une Autre,” “Fanfan et Claudinet”)
Le Fils de Charles Quint (two-part shorts)
La Flamme d’Argent (short; France / UK)
Parmi les Pierres (short)
Quentin Durward (short)
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Le Ruban moucheté (short; France / UK)
Simplet le Rebouteux (short)
Trente Ans ou La Vie d’un Joueur (short; codirector
with Georges Monca)
1913 La Closerie des Genêts (short)
L’Héritage de Cabestan (three-part short)
Le Martyr calviniste (short)
Roger la Honte (short)
Sa Majesté l’Argent (short)
Un Roman parisien (short)
Zaza (short)
1914 La Belle Limonadière (short)
La Bonne du Percepteur (short)
La Maison du Baigneur (short; co-director with
Georges Monca; also screenwriter, adapter)
Le Voleur (short)
1919 Popaul et Virginie
1920 Poucette ou Le plus jeune Détective du Monde
(also screenwriter, adapter)
1921 Un Million dans une Main d’Enfant
1923 La Brèche d’Enfer (four episodes: “Entre Deux
Amours,” “Le Fils de Deux Pères,” “La Boîte
de Fer,” “Lingot d’Or”)
1924 Le Chemin de l’Abîme (also screenwriter)
1926 La Fille des Pachas (co-director with Joë Hamman)
CALBÉRAC, IVAN (November 3, 1970, France–)
Having graduated with a master’s degree in mathematics
and a diploma in audiovisual communication,
he studied dramatic art and began writing articles for
the fi lm review Repérages. He was also a stage assistant
director, a playwright (1994 Dis, quand reviendrastu?;
1997 Le Bourreau; 1999 Le Fils modèle; 2003 Tout
un Cinéma), and a co-screenwriter (2001 Baignade
obligatoire, short, Olivier Pouteau; 2002 Amant de mes
Rêves, TV, Olivier Pouteau; 2004 Alive, also co-adapter,
co-dialogist, Frédéric Berthe, France / Belgium; 2008
C’est mieux la Vie, quand on est grand, Luc Béraud) and
authored sketches for comedian Anne Roumanoff.
Filmography
1995 Trop de Chance (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
1996 Les Années indigestes (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist)
1997 Le Réceptionniste (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist)
2002 Irène (also co-screenwriter)
2006 On va s’aimer (also screenwriter, dialogist)