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Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

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Château en Suède (France / Belgium)<br />

Marie Octobre<br />

DEBAIN, HENRI (August 3, 1886, Paris, France–<br />

January 15, 1983, Paris, France)<br />

From 1914 (L’Affaire Caillaux, Anonymous) to 1956<br />

(Mon Curé chez les Pauvres, Henri Diamant-Berger),<br />

he played in almost thirty movies. He also served as<br />

assistant director (1924 Les Grands, also actor, Henri<br />

Fescourt; 1925 Un Fils d’Amérique, also actor, Henri<br />

Fescourt; Les Misérables, Henri Fescourt). After directing<br />

a few fi lms, he worked as a dubbing director.<br />

<strong>Film</strong>ography<br />

1927 Chantage<br />

1928 Hara-Kiri (co-director with Marie-Louise Iribe)<br />

1930 Méphisto (four episodes: “La Mariée d’un<br />

Jour,” “Le Furet de la Tour pointue,” “Les Forains<br />

mystérieux,” “La Revanche de l’Amour”;<br />

co-director with Nick Winter)<br />

DEBATS, MICHEL (February 2, 1949, Marseille,<br />

Bouches-du-Rhône, France–)<br />

He was an assistant director for fi lms (1973 J’irai<br />

comme un cheval fou / USA: I Will Go Like a Wild Horse /<br />

I Will Walk Like a Crazy Horse, Fernando Arrabal; 1975<br />

Aloïse, Liliane de Kermadec; 1976 Demain les Mômes,<br />

Jean Pourtalé; 1979 Et la Tendresse? . . . Bordel!, Patrick<br />

Schulmann; 1980 5 % de Risques, Jean Pourtalé, France<br />

/ Belgium; Sunday Lovers / Les Séducteurs / I seduttori<br />

della domenica, segment “The <strong>French</strong> Method,”<br />

Edouard Molinaro, UK / France / Italy; Les Borsalini,<br />

Michel Nerval; 1981 Malevil / Malevil, Countdown der<br />

Neutronenbombe, Christian de Chalonge, France /<br />

West Germany; 1982 Le Retour de Martin Guerre / UK<br />

and USA: The Return <strong>of</strong> Martin Guerre, Daniel Vigne;<br />

1983 Mortelle Randonnée / USA: Deadly Circuit, also<br />

costume designer, Claude Miller; 1984 La 7ème Cible,<br />

Claude Pinoteau; Poulet au Vinaigre / UK and USA: Cop<br />

au Vin, Claude Chabrol; 1985 Une Femme ou Deux /<br />

USA: A Woman or Two, Daniel Vigne; 1987 On se calme<br />

et on boit frais à Saint-Tropez, Max Pécas; 1989 Comédie<br />

d’Eté, Daniel Vigne; 1990 La Putain du Roi / La donna del<br />

re / The King’s Mistress / USA: The King’s Whore, Axel<br />

Corti, France / Italy / UK / Austria; 1995 Madame<br />

Butterfl y, Frédéric Mitterrand, France / UK / Germany;<br />

1999 Himalaya—L’Enfance d’un Chef / Canada: Caravan<br />

/ USA: Himalaya, also costume designer, property<br />

master, technical adviser, Eric Valli, France / UK / Ne-<br />

DEBORD, GUY • 291<br />

pal, shot in 1997–1998; 2002 Mouche, Marcel Carné,<br />

unfi nished) and TV (1989 Mieux vaut courir, Elisabeth<br />

Rappeneau; 1994 Le Dernier Tour, Thierry Chabert;<br />

1996 Pêcheur d’Islande, Daniel Vigne).<br />

<strong>Film</strong>ography<br />

2001 Le Peuple migrateur / Il popolo migratore / Nomaden<br />

der Lüfte—Das Geheimnis der Zugvögel<br />

/ Nomadas del viento / USA: Winged Migration<br />

(documentary, co-director with Jacques Perrin,<br />

Jacques Cluzaud; France / Italy / Germany<br />

/ Spain / Switzerland)<br />

Television <strong>Film</strong>ography<br />

2004 Le Pigeon et les Hommes (documentary)<br />

Courses à tire d’Aile (documentary)<br />

DEBECQUE, SERGE<br />

A former assistant director (1936 La Joueuse d’Orgue,<br />

Gaston Roudès; 1937 La Tour de Nesle, Gaston<br />

Roudès; 1939 Une Main a frappé, Gaston Roudès;<br />

1940 Pour le Maillot jaune, Jean Stelli), he had a brief<br />

experience as a fi lmmaker.<br />

<strong>Film</strong>ography<br />

1947 Coïncidences (also screenwriter, co-adapter)<br />

DEBORD, GUY (December 28, 1931, Paris, France–<br />

November 30, 1994, Bellevue-la-Montagne, Haute-<br />

Loire, France)<br />

Known mostly as a philosopher and the main<br />

theoretician <strong>of</strong> International Situationism, he shot<br />

experimental fi lms that were the illustration <strong>of</strong> his<br />

thesis, notably developed in his book La Société du<br />

Spectacle (Buchet-Chastel, 1967). Other credit (as<br />

screenwriter): 1995 Guy Debord, son Art et son Temps<br />

(documentary; Brigitte Cormand).<br />

<strong>Film</strong>ography<br />

1952 Hurlements en Faveur de Sade (short; also<br />

screenwriter, voice)<br />

1959 Sur le Passage de quelques Personnes à travers<br />

une assez courte Unité de Temps (short; also<br />

screenwriter)<br />

1961 Critique de la Séparation (short.; also screenwriter,<br />

voice)<br />

1974 La Société du Spectacle (documentary; also<br />

original book, screenwriter, voice)<br />

1975 Réfutation de tous les Jugements tant élogieux<br />

qu’hostiles, qui ont été jusqu’ici portés sur le <strong>Film</strong>

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