Activities : Director, Screenwriter, Adaptation/Dialogue Writer, Member of the Board of Directors
Date of Birth : 02/11/1954

ACID - Agence du Cinéma Indépendant pour sa Diffusion : Member of the Board of Directors

Email address : marie.vermillard@wanadoo.fr

Spoken Sequence(2007), from Joël Brisse, Marie Vermillard
Petites Révélations(2006), from Marie Vermillard
The End of Animal Reign (2003), from Joël Brisse
Imago(2000), from Marie Vermillard
Lila Lili(1998), from Marie Vermillard
Chantal(1997), from Zaïda Ghorab-Volta, Marie Vermillard
Quelqu'un(1994), from Marie Vermillard
Reste(1993), from Marie Vermillard

Complete filmography

Marie Vermillard studied architecture in Clermont-Ferrand and then headed for the film scene in Paris where she began working as a continuity person. She worked on numerous French features such as Eric Rochant's "A World Without Pity" and "Aux yeux du monde," Arnaud Desplechin's "The Sentinel," as well as Cédric Klapisch's "Little Nothings" and "Péril Jeune." She also collaborated on Klapisch's "When the Cat's Away" and was Second-Unit director on the film by Bartabas, "Chamane." At the same time, she directed two short films that drew attention at festivals: "Reste" (1992) and "Quelqu'un" (1995). "Eau douce" (1997), begun as a short film, soon extended beyond the standard running time and became a film of around 60 minutes that gained theatrical release in conjunction with "Quelqu'un." After "Chantal," an interlude co-directed with Zaïda Ghorab-Volta, Vermillard completed her first true feature film, "Lila Lili," in 1998.