Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

346 • DUMONT, BRUNO
2006 Plus Belle la Vie (twenty-fi ve episodes)
2007 Plus Belle la Vie (thirty episodes)
2008 Plus Belle la Vie (thirty episodes)
DUMONT, BRUNO (March 14, 1958, Bailleul,
Nord, France–)
He studied and taught philosophy before shooting
commercials and industrial fi lms. He appeared as himself
in L’Homme des Flandres (Sébastien Ors, 2006).
Filmography
1993 Paris (short; also screenwriter)
1997 La Vie de Jésus / USA: The Life of Jesus (also
screenwriter, dialogist)
1999 L’Humanité / UK: Humanity / USA: Humanité
(also screenwriter, dialogist, casting director)
2003 Twentynine Palms (also screenwriter, dialogist;
France / Germany / USA)
2006 Flandres / UK and USA: Flanders (also screenwriter,
dialogist; UK / USA)
2009 Hadewijch
Television Filmography
1994 Arthur et les Fusées (four-part documentary)
DUMONT, MARCEL (June 8, 1885, Paris, France–
February 10, 1951, Paris, France)
A fi lm director from 1920 to 1926, he also was an
actor (1910 L’Amour et le Temps, short, Michel Carré;
1923 Les Rantzau, Gaston Roudès; 1939 La Fin du Jour,
Julien Duvivier; 1941 Le Diamant noir, Jean Delannoy;
1943 Le Secret de Madame Clapain, André Berthomieu;
1947 Les Jeux sont faits, Jean Delannoy) and assistant
director (1925 Feliana l’Espionne, Gaston Roudès;
1926 Le Prince Zilah, Gaston Roudès; 1928 L’Âme de
Pierre, Gaston Roudès; 1930 Maman Colibri, Julien Duvivier;
Au Bonheur des Dames, Julien Duvivier).
Filmography
1920 Irène
Au-delà des Lois humaines (co-director with
Gaston Roudès)
1921 La Proie
1923 Le Juge d’Instruction
1924 L’Eveil / Das Erwachen einer Seele (co-director
with Gaston Roudès, also screenwriter, actor;
France / Switzerland)
1925 Les Elus de la Mer (co-director with Gaston
Roudès)
Les Petits / USA: The Little Ones (co-director
with Gaston Roudès)
1926 Le Dédale / UK: The Labyrinth (co-director
with Gaston Roudès)
1929 La Maison des Hommes vivants (supervised by
Gaston Roudès)
1932 L’Affaire de la Rue de Lourcine (mediumlength)
DUMOULIN, GEORGES (1934, France–)
Filmography
1964 Et Zeus se gratta la Cuisse (short; also screenwriter)
1970 Nous n’irons plus au Bois (also co-adapter; shot
in 1968)
1976 Le Graphique de Boscop (co-director with Sotha;
co-editor)
DUPARC, HENRI (December 23, 1941, Forecarriah,
Guinea–April 18, 2006, Paris, France)
Of Franco-Guinean descent, he studied cinema at
the Belgrade Cinematography Institute and at the
Paris-based IDHEC. He came back to Africa in 1967
and settled in the Ivory Coast, where he shot several
movies for the Société Ivorienne de Cinéma. He appeared
in Concerto pour un Exil (short, Désiré Ecaré,
Ivory Coast / France, 1968) and worked as a production
manager (1985 Abaklon, Roger Gnoan M’Bala,
Ivory Coast).
Filmography
1969 Mouna ou le Rêve d’un Artiste (medium-length;
Ivory Coast)
1972 Abusuan (Ivory Coast)
1973 Les Racines de la Vie (short; Ivory Coast)
1977 L’Herbe sauvage (Ivory Coast)
1986 Aya (Ivory Coast)
1987 J’ai choisi de vivre (medium-length; Ivory
Coast)
1989 Bal Poussière (also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist,
executive producer)
1990 Le Sixième Doigt (also screenwriter, adapter,
dialogist)
1992 Joli Coeur
1994 Rue Princesse (shot in 1993)
1997 Une Couleur Café (also screenwriter, dialogist)
2004 Caramel (also screenwriter, dialogist, producer,
editor)