Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

438 • GIANOTTI, MIKA
He co-produced two Olivier Assayas movies (2002
Demonlover; 2004 Clean).
Filmography
1993 Le Condamné (short; also screenwriter, dialogist,
co-producer)
1994 Terre sainte (short; also co-screenwriter, codialogist,
co-producer)
1995 Dialogue au Sommet (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist, co-producer)
J’aime beaucoup ce que vous faites (short; also
co-screenwriter, co-dialogist, co-producer)
1997 L’Interview (short; also screenwriter, dialogist,
co-producer)
1999 L’Oeil humain (documentary)
2003 Les Corps impatients (also screenwriter; dialogist,
producer, cinematographer)
2005 Une Aventure (also co-screenwriter, co-dialogist,
co-producer; France / Belgium)
2006 Quand j’étais Chanteur (also screenwriter, dialogist,
co-producer)
2009 A l’Origine (also co-screenwriter, co-dialogist)
GIANOTTI, MIKA
After studying visual anthropology, she learned her
craft shooting Super-8 documentaries. She collaborated
with TV Mondes, a society of programs for
cable TV (1985–1993). She also played onstage with
the Théâtre Aleph, a Franco-Chilean group managed
by Oscar Castro.
Filmography
2005 Dans le Sillon du Juge sans Robe (documentary;
also screenwriter)
Television Filmography
1985 Les Droits des débiteurs (short)
1999 Enfants à placer (short)
2002 La Chienne de mon Fils (documentary; short)
Famille Zhang, Paris, France (documentary;
short)
2004 Premières Vacances, la Parenthèse (documentary;
short)
2006 Des Juges mènent l’Enquête (documentary;
short)
GIBARD, JEAN-MICHEL
He made, with diffi culty, two feature fi lms, one poorly
released and the other unreleased.
Filmography
1995 Ca n’arrive pas qu’aux Autres (short)
2000 Le Margouillat (also actor, editor; shot in
1992–1994, 1997)
2001 Libre Vengeance (unreleased)
GIBAUD, MARCEL (July 22, 1921, Paris, France–)
Filmography
1947 Le Bâton (short)
1949 Transports urbains (documentary; short)
1950 Histoire des Pin-up Girls (documentary; short)
Station mondaine (short; also screenwriter)
La Rue sans Loi
1951 L’Art du Haut-Rhénan (documentary; short;
also screenwriter)
Le Dictionnaire des Pin-Up Girls (documentary;
short; also screenwriter)
La Vie de Jésus / En Souvenir de moi (documentary;
short; also screenwriter)
1952 Enquête de Marie (short; also screenwriter)
1953 La Seine et ses Marchands (documentary;
short)
1954 Ballade parisienne (documentary; short; also
screenwriter)
Croissance de Paris (documentary; short; also
screenwriter, cinematographer)
1956 Paris d’Hier et d’aujourd’hui (documentary;
short)
1962 L’Amour (documentary; short)
Le Lit (short; also screenwriter, cinematographer)
1963 Les Escholiers (documentary; short)
Les Imagiers (documentary; short)
Pain blanc Pain noir (documentary; short)
1964 L’Eau (documentary; short)
1971 La Maison de Paris (documentary; short)
1974 Les Théâtres (documentary; short)
GIL, GILBERT (Gilbert Moreau / September 9,
1913, Goussainville, Val d’Oise, France–August 25,
1988, Maison-Laffi tte, Yvelines, France)
A pupil of Charles Deschamps and André Brunot
at the Conservatoire for two years, he made his
stage debut in a play by Henry Bernstein (L’Assaut).
From 1936 (Pépé le Moko, Julien Duvivier) to 1963
(Le Glaive et la Balance / Uno dei tre / UK: The Sword
and the Balance / USA: Two Are Guilty, André Cayatte,
France / Italy), he played supporting roles in almost
forty fi lms.