Angle (1934)
Jofroi (1934)
César (1936)
Jofroi & Regain (Coffret)
(1934-37)
Regain (1937)
Femme Du Boulanger, La (1938)
Schpountz, Le (1938)
Topaze (1951)
Manon Des Sources (1952)
Lettres De Mon Moulin 1, Les (1954)
Lettres De Mon Moulin Ii, (Coffret)
Les (1954)
Lettres De Mon Moulin Ii, Les (1954)

Rue Cases-Nègres (1984)
Dry White Season, A (1989)

Garce, La (1984)
Zanzibar (1989)
Petit Prince A Dit, Le (1992)
Adultère (Mode D’emploi)
(1995)

Accattone ! (1961)
Rogopag (1962)
Love Meetings (1963)
Évangile Selon Saint Matthieu, L’ (1964)
Oiseaux Petits Et Grands, Des (1965)
Oedipe Roi (1967)
Teorema (1968)
Porcherie (1969)
Médée (1970)
Décameron, Le (1971)
Contes De Canterbury, Les (1972)
Mille Et Une Nuits, Les (1974)
Salo Ou Les Cent Vingt Journées De Sodome (1975)

Gueule Ouverte, La (1973)
Loulou (1980)
À Nos Amours (1983)
Police (1984)
Sous Le Soleil De Satan (1987)
Van Gogh (1991)

Mots Pour Le Dire, Les (1983)
Parole De Flic (1985)
Mon Bel Amour, Ma Déchirure (1987)
Femme Fardée, La (1990)

Hommes Préfèrent Les Grosses, Les (1981)
Père Noël Est Une Ordure, Le (1982)
Papy Fait De La Résistance (1983)
Twist Again À Moscou (1986)
Mes Meilleurs Copains (1989)
Opération Corned Beef (1992)
Visiteurs, Les (1993)........Cast: Christian Clavier, Jean Reno ....Christian Clavier in the dual role of Jacquart and Jacouille is hilarious. Plus, something rare, the sequel was almost as good.
Couloirs du temps: Les visiteurs 2, Les (1998).......aka: Corridors of Time: The Visitors II, The.....Cast: Christian Clavier, Jean Reno
Anges Gardiens, Les (1994)

Zèbre, Le (1992)

Strass Café (1980)
Femme De L'hôtel, La (1984)
Anne Trister (1986)
À Corps Perdu (1988)
Demoiselle Sauvage, La (1991)
Montréal Vu Par... (1991)
Mouvements Du Désir (1993)

Sauvage, Le (1975).......Directed by Jean-Paul Rappeneau. With Catherine Deneuve, Yves Montand, Luigi Vanucchi and Tony Roberts. A Frenchman living peacefully off the coast of South America rescues a blonde bombshell who will turn his world topsy-turvy.

RENOIR, Jean
Un tournage à la campagne (1994)
Petit théâtre de Jean Renoir, Le (1971) (TV)
... aka Little Theatre of Jean Renoir, The (1971) (TV)
Direction d'acteur par Jean Renoir, La (1968)
Caporal épinglé, Le (1962)
... aka Elusive Corporal, The (1962)
... aka Korporal in der Schlinge, Der (1962)
... aka Vanishing Corporal, The (1962)
Déjeuner sur l'herbe, Le (1959)
... aka Lunch on the Grass (1959)
... aka Picnic on the Grass (1959)
Testament du Docteur Cordelier, Le (1959)(TV)
... aka Testament of Doctor Cordelier, The (1959)(TV)
Éléna et les hommes (1956)
... aka Elena and Her Men (1956)
... aka Eliana e gli uomini (1956)(Italy)
... aka Paris Does Strange Things (1956)
French Cancan (1954/I)
... aka Only the French Can (1954)
Carrosse d'or, Le (1952)
... aka Carrozza d'oro, La (1952)
... aka Golden Coach, The (1952)
River, The (1951)
Woman on the Beach, The (1947)
Diary of a Chambermaid (1946)
... aka Journal d'une femme de chambre, Le (1946)
Southerner, The (1945)
This Land Is Mine (1943)
Amazing Mrs. Holliday, The (1943)(uncredited)
Swamp Water (1941)
... aka Man Who Came Back, The (1941)
Tosca, La (1940)
Règle du jeu, La (1939)
... aka Rules of the Game, The (1939)
Bête humaine, La (1938)
... aka Human Beast, The (1938)
... aka Judas Was a Woman (1938)
Marseillaise, La (1938)
Grande illusion, La (1937)
Bas-fonds, Les (1936)
... aka Lower Depths, The (1936)
... aka Underground (1936)
Crime de Monsieur Lange, Le (1936)
... aka Crime of Monsieur Lange, The (1936)
Une partie de campagne (1936)
... aka Day in the Country, A (1936)
Vie est à nous, La (1936)(collective)
... aka People of France, The (1936)
Madame Bovary (1934)
Toni (1934)
Boudu sauvé des eaux (1932)
... aka Boudu Saved from Drowning (1932)
Chotard et Cie (1932)
... aka Chotard et Compagnie (1932)
Nuit du carrefour, La (1932)
Chienne, La (1931)
... aka Bitch, The (1931)
... aka Isn't Life a Bitch? (1931)
On purge bébé (1931)
Bled, Le (1929)
Petite marchande d'allumettes, La (1928)
... aka Little Match Girl, The (1928)
Tire-au-flanc (1928)
Tournoi dans la cité, Le (1928)
Marquitta (1927)
Sur un air de Charleston (1927)
... aka Charleston (1927)
Nana (1926)
Fille de l'eau, La (1924)
Une vie sans joie (1924)
... aka Backbiters (1924)(USA)
... aka Catherine (1924)(France: alternative title)

Secret défense (1998)
Haut bas fragile (1995)
Lumière et compagnie (1995)
Jeanne la Pucelle 1. Les Batailles (1993)
Jeanne la Pucelle 2. Les Prisons (1993)
Belle noiseuse, La (1991)
(CésarN)
... aka Beautiful Troublemaker, The (1991)
Belle noiseuse, divertimento, La (1991)
... aka Divertimento (1991)
Bande des quatre, La (1988)
Hurlevent (1985)
Amour par terre, L' (1984)
Merry-Go-Round (1983)
Pont du nord, Le (1981)
Duelle (1976)
Noroît (1976)
Céline et Julie vont en bateau (1974)
Celine and Julie Go Boating (1976)
Essai sur l'agression (1974)
Naissance et Mont de Promethee (1974)
Out One: Spectre (1970)
Amour fou, L' (1968)
Jean Renoir, le patron (1966)
Religieuse, La (1966)
Paris nous appartient (1960)
Coup du berger, Le (1956)
Divertissement, Le (1952)
Quadrille, Le (1950)
Aux quatre coins (1949)

Claire's Knee ....(1971)
Chloe in the Afternoon... (1972)

Overseas (1992) ....Director: Brigitte Rouan.....Starring: Nicole Garcia, Marianne Basler
The story of three sisters in French Colonial Algeria during the 1950s and how their lives of ease and privilege are irrevocably changed by the onset of the Franco-Algerian War. The stunning award-winning story of how three beautiful sisters handle their man troubles. Winner of Best Film (Critics' Week) at Cannes 1990; Best Actress for Nicole Garcia, Marianne Basler and Brigitte Rouan at Valence 1990. Directing debut for French actress Brigitte Rouan. Many of the events in "Overseas" are based on Rouan's family history, including her father's disappearance while fighting in Algeria.

A Simple Story ...(1980)......Starring: Romy Schneider
Schneider gives one of her best performances in this graceful drama. A thoughtful and sensitive film dealing with middle-age crisis.

Director filmography:
Desperate Measures (1998)
Before and After (1996)
Kiss of Death (1995)
Single White Female (1992)
Reversal of Fortune (1990)
Barfly (1987)
Tricheurs (1983)
Koko, le gorille qui parle (1977)
Maîtresse (1976)
General Idi Amin Dada (1974)
... aka No One Can Run Faster Than a Rifle Bullet (1974)
Vallée, La (1972)
... aka Valley (Obscured by Clouds), The (1972)
More (1969)

Cousin, Cousine (1974)
Il Y A Longtemps Que Je T'aime (1979)
Croque La Vie (1981)
Escalier C (1985)
Travelling Avant (1987)
Dames Galantes (1990)
Homme De Ma Vie, L' (1992)

Jonas Qui Aura 25 Ans En L'an 2000 (1976)
Années-Lumière, Les (1981)
Flamme Dans Mon Coeur, Une (1987)
Journal De Lady M., Le (1993)
Fourbi (1995)

TARKOVSKY, Andrei....Russian (1932-1986)
Andrei Rublev (1966)
Enfance D’ivan, L’ (1962)
Miroir, Le (1974)
Nostalgia (1983)
Sacrifice, Le (1986)
Solaris (1972)
Stalker (1979)

Horloger De Saint-Paul, L' (1974)
Que La Fête Commence ! (1975)
Juge Et L'assassin, Le (1976)
Mort En Direct, La (1980)
Coup De Torchon (1981)
Dimanche À La Campagne, Un (1984)
Round Midnight (1986)
Passion Béatrice, La (1987)
Vie Et Rien D'autre, La (1989)
Daddy Nostalgia (1990).....Director: Bertrand Tavernier, Starring: Dirk Bogarde
Birkin rushes to the Cote d'Azur to be at the side of her father, who may be dying; during her extended stay she tries to sort out her relationship with him, and understand the life he's led.
L.627 (1992)
Fille De D'artagnan, La (1994)
Appât, L’ (1995)
Capitaine Conan (1996)
First Films Starring: Lumiere Brothers, Bertrand Tavernier
A restored collection of the works of early documentarians Auguste and Louis Lumiere, who shot the world's first film when they turned a motion picture camera on their fellow factory workers leaving the building for the day on March 19, 1895. Includes "The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat," "Demolition of a Wall," "A Sprinkler Sprinkled," and other rare works. Narrated in English by French director Bertrand Tavernier.
Les Demoiselles ont eu 25 ans Agnès Varda. 1992. With Catherine Deneuve, Michel Legrand, Jacques Perrin and Bertrand Tavernier. Twenty- five years after the filming of Les Demoiselles de Rochefort by Jacques Demy, his widow interviews the original film's surviving contributors.

French director André Téchiné is acclaimed for his stylish psychological thrillers, which draw their emotional power from the choices the characters make to compensate for their personal failures and weaknesses rather than from spectacular plot turns. The film, Téchiné's third for producer Alain Sarde, opened at Cannes. His male lead, Daniel Auteuil, had already got his 'ticket' to the Festival Palais through the selection of Jaco Van Dormael's Le huitième jour (The Eighth Day). Rendezvous, earned him a best director award at Cannes in 1985. Originally a critic with Cahiers du Cinéma, the 53-year-old Téchiné made his filmmaking debut in 1977 with Pauline s'en va (Pauline is Leaving), starring Bulle Ogier, the Swiss sex siren. In 1978, his Les Soeurs Brontë (The Brontë Sisters) was distinguished by the fact it comprised the sole dramatic outing of literary theorist Roland Barthes in the role of William Thackeray. Téchiné has played an integral part in the careers of leading French actors and actresses - Catherine Deneuve, Isabelle Adjani and Auteuil; but he has also cast unknowns in such films as Les Roseaux Sauvages, which won him three Césars - the French Oscars - for Best Film, Best Director, and Most Promising New Actress; the film was based on his teenage years during the Algerian war.

Rendez-Vous (1985)
Lieu Du Crime, Le (1986)
J'embrasse Pas (1991)
Ma Saison Préférée (1993)
Roseaux Sauvages, Les (1994)
Voleurs, Les (1995)
Thieves (1996) ........Starring: Catherine Deneuve, Daniel Auteuil, Fabien Babe, Laurence Côté
Catherine Deneuve, Daniel Auteuil, and director André Téchiné collaborate for the second time (following their outstanding My Favorite Season). in a powerful story about a Paris cop (Auteuil) who comes from a criminal family. When his father and brother are murdered, suspicion shifts to his lover (actress Laurence Côté), who then disappears. Auteuil's character reluctantly teams up with her lesbian girlfriend (Catherine Deneuve) both to find her and clear her name. Deneuve's fourth film with Techine.
Wild Reeds...... (1995)Starring: Elodie Bouchez

3000 scénarios contre un virus (1994)
... aka 3,000 Scenarios to Combat a Virus (1994)
Sam Suffit (1992)
Jeux d'artifices (1987)
Nuit porte jarretelles, La (1985)

Voleur De Crimes, Le (1969)
Ça N'arrive Qu'aux Autres (1971)
Défense De Savoir (1973)
Premier Voyage (1980)
Été Prochain, L' (1985)

Tirez Sur Le Pianiste (1960)
Jules Et Jim (1961)
Peau Douce, La (1964)
Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
Mariée Était En Noir, La (1968)
Sirène Du Mississippi, La (1969)
Mississippi Mermaid (1969)......Starring: Catherine Deneuve.
An adaptation of a short story written by pulp novelist Cornell Woolrich. Belmondo is a Madagacan tobacco plantation owner whose mail-order bride is the luxuriously beautiful femmes fatale, Catherine Deneuve.
Enfant Sauvage, L' (1970)
Nuit Américaine, La (1973)
Day for Night (1973)......Starring: Jacqueline Bisset, Jean-Pierre Léaud
François Truffaut's 1973 Oscar-winning love letter to cinema celebrates the glorious chaos and creative heartache of making movies. Won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 1973. The title refers to a technique by which night scenes are filmed during the day through the use of a special filter; the French title, "La Nuit Americaine", is the French term for the same process.
Femme D'à Côté, La (1974)
Histoire D'adèle H., L' (1975)
The Story of Adele H. ...(1975)......Starring: Isabelle Adjani
Argent De Poche, L' (1976)
Homme Qui Aimait Les Femmes, L' (1977)
Amour En Fuite, L' (1978)
Chambre Verte, La (1978)
Dernier Métro, Le (1980)
Vivement Dimanche ! (1983)
2 Anglaises Et Le Continent, Les (1971)
400 Coups, Les (1959)

Les Créatures .....1966. With Catherine Deneuve, Michel Piccoli, Jacques Charrier and Eva Dahlbeck. A writer and his pregnant wife, having both survived a serious accident that left her mute, rent a house on an island controlled by an evil scientist.

Astérix et Obélix (1998).....Directed by Claude Zidi....Cast : Christian Clavier, Gérard Depardieu, Roberto Benigni, Laetitia Casta

Vie rêvée des anges, La (1998)
Cast: Élodie Bouchez, Natacha Régnier, Grégoire Colin
The title translates as "The life dreamed of by angels" Erick Zonca, who also helped write the screenplay, has established himself as a master of his craft with his first film. He picks up on his compatriots' film style of the 90s, but goes his own passionate way with it. At Cannes, internationally celebrated Élodie Bouchez, who played a lead role in the film Wild Hearts and Natacha Régnier from Encore shared the award for Best Actress. The film is the French nominee to the 1999 Academy Awards. Grégoire Colin, from the festival hit Nénette et Boni stands out as an unpalatable representative of the male sex. Anyone wanting to experience, after so long, a film which changes the direction of cinema should not miss The Dreamlife of Angels.
Summary: A woman's destructive sexual and emotional obsession with men threatens her friendship with another woman . Destitute Isabelle, Isa for short (Élodie Bouchez) makes and sells home-made cards on the streets. She meets Marie (Natacha Régnier) and, with nowhere else to go, moves in with her. Together Marie and Isa go round Paris, sometimes having to talk their way into clubs rather than having to pay. In this way Marie enters into a series of sexual relationships with men in which mutual attraction is not evident and with which it would be unwise to have emotional ties. Isa sees her short but intense friendship with Marie start to break up as Marie slips further and further into a dangerous world which is relentlessly destroying her... Zonca has captured a particular way of life led (here) by women, which leads to destruction. Release dates: Germany: October 15th, '98, US: March 5th, '99, UK: October 16th, '98, France: 16. September '98