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1985 Triple Zéro, Agent double (short; also screenwriter,<br />

dialogist)<br />

1987 Joyeux Anniversaire (animated short; also<br />

screenwriter, producer)<br />

Cocktail-Minute (animated short; also screenwriter,<br />

producer)<br />

Elegance (animated short; also screenwriter,<br />

producer)<br />

1989 La Planète des Salades (animated short; also<br />

screenwriter)<br />

1991 Le Roman d’un Truqueur (also screenwriter,<br />

producer, actor, production designer, editor)<br />

1997 Du Tableau noir à l’Ecran blanc (short; also<br />

screenwriter, cinematographer, sound engineer,<br />

editor)<br />

DORAN, OLIVIER (Olivier Dorangeon / July 1,<br />

1963, Paris, France–)<br />

He graduated with a diploma in communication from<br />

the Paris IUT. After spending a year in New York attending<br />

acting courses, he co-wrote the screenplay <strong>of</strong><br />

A la Vitesse d’un Cheval au Galop (Fabien Onteniente,<br />

1992, shot in 1990). From 1993 (Tom est tout seul,<br />

Fabien Onteniente) to 2006 Camping (Fabien Onteniente),<br />

he played in a dozen movies.<br />

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

1994 Perle rare (short; also co-screenwriter, actor)<br />

1997 Le Déménagement (also co-screenwriter)<br />

2007 Pur Week-End (also co-screenwriter, actor)<br />

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

2000 Ces Forces obscures qui nous gouvernent<br />

2005 Domisiladoré (thirty episodes)<br />

DORFMANN, JACQUES (December 2, 1945,<br />

Toulouse, Haute-Garonne, France–)<br />

The son <strong>of</strong> producer Robert Dorfmann (1912–1999),<br />

he entered fi lms as an actor under the pseudonym<br />

<strong>of</strong> Jacques Toulouse in Il Grande Silenzio / Le Grand<br />

Silence (Sergio Corbucci, Italy / France) before producing<br />

almost thirty movies (from 1969 L’Armée des<br />

Ombres / L’armata degli eroi / UK: Army in the Shadows<br />

/ The Shadow Army / USA: Army <strong>of</strong> Shadows, Jean-Pierre<br />

Melville, France / Italy, to 2001 Vercingétorix / Druids,<br />

Jacques Dorfmann, France / Canada / Belgium). He also<br />

co-wrote a few fi lms (1979 Aragosta a colazione / Une<br />

Langouste au petit Déjeuner / USA: Lobster for Breakfast,<br />

Giorgio Capitani, Italy / France; 1986 L’Unique / USA:<br />

The Original, Jérôme Diamant-Berger).<br />

DOUBLET, ARIANE • 333<br />

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

1988 Le Palanquin des Larmes (also co-screenwriter,<br />

co-dialogist, shot in 1986–1987)<br />

1993 Agaguk / Shadow <strong>of</strong> the Wolf (co-director<br />

with Pierre Magny; also co-adapter; France /<br />

Canada; shot in 1990–1991)<br />

2001 Vercingétorix / Druids (also co-screenwriter,<br />

co-dialogist, co-producer; France / Canada /<br />

Belgium; shot in 1999)<br />

DORY, CHRISTINE (February 11, 1966, Paray-Le-<br />

Monial, Saône-et-Loire, France–)<br />

Having graduated with a master’s degree in philosophy<br />

in 1984 and from the Fémis in 1986, she directed<br />

her fi rst short in 1989 before working as an actress<br />

(1989 Dis-moi oui, dis-moi non, short, Noémie Lvovsky;<br />

2001 Humphrey Bogart et la Femme invisible, short,<br />

Anne Benhaïem; 2005 Oublier Cheyenne / USA: Looking<br />

for Cheyenne, Valérie Minetto; 2007 Cap Nord, Sandrine<br />

Rinaldi), casting director (1994 Le Péril jeune, Cédric<br />

Klapisch), and co-screenwriter for fi lms (2003 Variété<br />

française, Frédéric Videau; 2007 Max & Co, animation,<br />

Frédéric and Samuel Guillaume) and TV (1993 Un Air<br />

de Liberté, Eric Barbier; 2003 La Chose publique, Mathieu<br />

Amalric; 2005 Vénus et Apollon, episodes “Soin<br />

Mystère,” Olivier Guignard, “Soin d’Orage,” Olivier<br />

Guignard, “Soin Paradis,” Pascal Lahmani).<br />

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

1989 Les Grandes Vacances (short)<br />

1991 Cendrillon 90 (short; also co-screenwriter)<br />

1999 Bruno n’a pas d’Agent (short; also screenwriter)<br />

2004 Blonde et Brune (also screenwriter, dialogist)<br />

2008 Circuit fermé (also screenwriter, dialogist)<br />

DOUBLET, ARIANE (July 13, 1965, Paris, France–)<br />

Having graduated with a bachelor’s degree in cinematographic<br />

studies and modern letters from the<br />

University <strong>of</strong> Paris VIII, she enrolled in the Fémis<br />

(editing department). After directing a fi rst documentary,<br />

she started a double career <strong>of</strong> editor (1994<br />

Au Pays de Bernadette, documentary, Solveig Anspach;<br />

1995 Le Ravin, short, Catherine Klein; 1996 Mes 17<br />

Ans, Philippe Faucon; Rome désolée, Vincent Dieutre;<br />

L’@mour est à réinventer, dix Histoires d’Amour au Temps<br />

du Sida / US DVD: Love Reinvented, segment “Tout<br />

n’est pas noir” / USA: “Everything Is Not Black,”<br />

Philippe Faucon; 1999 Bonne Résistance à la Douleur,

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