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Lonely Pictures
39 boulevard de Strasbourg
75010 Paris
France
Phone number : +33 1.47.70.08.86
Fax number : +33 1.47.70.08.86

Deal (Le)(2007), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
13 French Street(2007), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Tous les hommes sont des romans(2006), from Alain Riou, Renan Pollès
Enigme rouge (L')(2006), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Frenchy Street(2006), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Grabuge(2005), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Bénévole (Le)(2005), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Ballets écarlates (Les)(2005), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Tourists ? Oh Yes !(2004), from Jean-Pierre Mocky
Furet (Le)(2003), from Jean-Pierre Mocky

Complete filmography

Starting out as an actor, Jean-Pierre Mocky played the lead role in the film “La tête contre les murs” by Georges Franju in 1959. That same year, he directed his first feature, “Les Dragueurs,” giving the impression of joining the French New Wave. But this was not to last, since in 1962 he established himself, with great delight, as a rebel, with a very personal and often highly provocative style, shooting films at a face pace that aimed to raise bad taste and overdone acting to the status of positive qualities. Mocky has a faithful following among audiences that allows him to direct one or two low-budget films each year, often with support from some of the most celebrated French actors. Some of his films explore more personal themes ("Solo", "L’Albatros"), in which he plays a melancholy hero oppressed by society. His career has been marked by the men and women who have supported him, including Jean Cocteau, Marcel Aymé, Anouilh, Félix Labisse, Pierre Dac, Bourvil, Michel Simon, Jacqueline Maillan, Catherine Deneuve and Michel Serrault. Among his successful films, we can mention “A mort l’arbitre,” “Le Miraculé,” “Les saisons du plaisir,” “Agent trouble” and "Robin des mers."