Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

338 • DRILLAUD, CHRISTIAN
2000 Cuba feliz (documentary; also co-screenwriter,
cinematographer; France / Cuba)
2003 Fureur (also screenwriter, dialogist)
2008 Khamsa (also screenwriter, dialogist, producer)
Television Filmography
1997 Cinéma de notre Temps (documentary; also cinematographer;
episode “Citizen Ken Loach”)
2005 Gris blanc (also co-screenwriter, co-dialogist)
DRILLAUD, CHRISTIAN (October 17, 1946,
Saint-Sauves, Vienne, France–)
Having trained at the Strasbourg National Theater
School run by Hubert Gignoux, he mostly played onstage
and occasionally in fi lms and TV movies (1975
Histoire de Paul, René Féret; 1977 La Communion solennelle,
René Féret; 1985 L’Index, short, Marie-Hélène
Quinton; 1986 Lien de Parenté, Willy Rameau; 1999
Pas de Scandale / USA: Keep It Quiet, Benoît Jacquot;
2000 La Canne de mon Père, TV, Jacques Renard; Les
Destinées sentimentales / USA: Les Destinées, Olivier
Assayas; 2003 Bon Voyage, Jean-Paul Rappeneau; 2005
Jusqu’au bout, TV, Maurice Failevic; Le Triporteur de
Belleville, TV movie, Stéphane Kurc; Le Cactus, Gérard
Bitton, Michel Munz). He authored and performed
a play (Fermé pour Cause de Son et Lumière, 1975)
and adapted, directed, and played Georges Perros Conférence
imaginaire Post Mortem (2001).
Filmography
1980 A vendre (also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist,
producer; shot in 1978)
1983 Itinéraire bis / Side Roads (also co-screenwriter,
co-adapter, co-dialogist; shot in 1981)
DUBOIS, BERNARD (October 26, 1945, Merysur-Orge,
Val-d’Oise, France–)
A former assistant editor (1972 Nous ne vieillirons pas
ensemble / L’amante giovane / UK: Break-Up / USA: We
Won’t Grow Old Together, Maurice Pialat, France / Italy;
1973 Je sais rien, mais je dirai tout, Pierre Richard),
he played small parts in several fi lms (1975 Né / Le
Vivarium, Jacques Richard; 1979 Le Rouge de Chine,
Jacques Richard; 1991 Nord, Xavier Beauvois).
Filmography
1973 L’Avance (short)
1976 Les Lolos de Lola (shot in 1974)
1980 J’ai voulu rire comme les Autres (also screenwriter,
adapter, dialogist, actor; France / Italy)
Parano (also screenwriter, dialogist, producer,
actor)
1984 Paris vu par . . . Vingt Ans après (episode “Place
Clichy”; also co-screenwriter, editor)
1988 Dernier Cri / Soleil de Plomb (also co-screenwriter,
co-dialogist)
Television Filmography
1977 Au Bout du Printemps
1981 Les Enfants Pillards (also screenwriter, actor;
France / Italy)
1984 La Mèche en Bataille (also co-author of original
story)
1989 Personne ne m’aime
Les Compagnons de l’Aventure (26 26')
1992 Lycée alpin (24 26'; co-director with Laurent
Lévy; France / Germany)
1993 Les Intrépides / The Intrepids (52 26'; codirector
only; France / Canada)
1994 Extrême Limite (204 26'; co-director only)
1998 Sous le Soleil (episodes “Accident d’Amour,”
“L’Ami de ma Fille,” “Abus de Pouvoir”)
1999 Manatea, les Perles du Pacifi que (co-director
with Laurence Katrian)
DUBOR, SERGE (1946, Jura, France–)
A former production assistant (1974 Mes Petites
Amoureuses, Jean Eustache) and assistant director
(1975 Vincent mit l’Âne dans un Pré (et s’en vint dans
l’Autre), Pierre Zucca), he is mostly a documentary
director.
Filmography
1976 Walter (unreleased)
1978 Paysage avec Prince charmant (unreleased)
1981 Cargo (also co-screenwriter)
Television Filmography
1985 Bêtes d’Amour (documentary)
1987 Georges Duby (documentary)
Régine Chopinot (documentary)
2005 Expédition dans les Abysses (documentary; codirector
with Claire Nouvian)
DUBREUIL, CHARLOTTE (April 27, 1940, Paris,
France–)
She attended acting courses at age fi fteen and played
onstage and occasionally in fi lms (1972 L’Humeur vag-