The history of French animation is one of the longest in the world, as France has created some of the earliest animated films dating back to the late 19th century, and invented many of the foundational technologies of early animation. The first pictured movie was from Frenchman Émile Reynaud, who created the

praxinoscope The praxinoscope was an animation device, the successor to the zoetrope. It was invented in France in 1877 by Charles-Émile Reynaud. Like the zoetrope, it used a strip of pictures placed around the inner surface of a spinning cylinder. The p ...

, an advanced successor to the

zoetrope A zoetrope is one of several pre-film animation devices that produce the illusion of motion by displaying a sequence of drawings or photographs showing progressive phases of that motion. It was basically a cylindrical variation of the phénak ...

that could project animated films up to 16 frames long, and films of about 500~600 pictures, projected on its own

Théâtre Optique The Théâtre Optique (Optical Theatre) is an animated moving picture system invented by Émile Reynaud and patented in 1888. From 28 October 1892 to March 1900 Reynaud gave over 12,800 shows to a total of over 500,000 visitors at the Musée Grév ...

Musée Grévin The ''Musée Grévin'' (; ) ( en, Grévin Museum) is a wax museum in Paris located on the Grands Boulevards in the 9th arrondissement on the right bank of the Seine, at 10, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris, France. It is open daily; an admission fee ...

in Paris, France, on 28 October 1892.

Émile Cohl Émile Eugène Jean Louis Cohl (; né Courtet; 4 January 1857 – 20 January 1938) was a French caricaturist of the largely forgotten Incoherent Movement, cartoonist, and animator, called "The Father of the Animated Cartoon" and "The Oldest Pa ...

created what is most likely the first real animated

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to be drawn on paper, '' Fantasmagorie'' in 1908. The film featured many

morphing Morphing is a special effect in motion pictures and animations that changes (or morphs) one image or shape into another through a seamless transition. Traditionally such a depiction would be achieved through dissolving techniques on film. Sinc ...

figures. He is also thought to have pioneered puppet animation in 1910,

pixilation Pixilation is a stop motion technique in which live actors are used as a frame-by-frame subject in an animated film, by repeatedly posing while one or more frame is taken and changing pose slightly before the next frame or frames. The actor beco ...

in 1911 and to have started the first animated series in 1916 with '' La journée de Flambeau'' (also known as ''Flambeau, chien perdu'').

Other notable French animations

''Une Nuit sur le Mont Chauve'' (''Night on Bald Mountain''), 1933, directed by

Alexander Alexeieff Alexandre Alexandrovitch Alexeieff (Russian: Александр Александрович Алексеев;Alternative transcriptions include Alexander Alexeieff or Alexander Alexeïeff or Alexandre Alexieff 18 April 1901 – 9 August 1982) was ...

and

Claire Parker Claire Parker (August 31, 1906 – October 3, 1981) was an American engineer and animator. A graduate of MIT, her best-known contribution to the history of cinema is the Pinscreen (''Écran d'épingles''), a vertically-mounted grid of between 24 ...

. Animated entirely using the pinscreen apparatus, a device invented by Alexieff and Parker that gives the impression of animated engravings. ''

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'' (''The Tale of the Fox''), 1930/1937, directed by

Ladislas Starevich Ladislas Starevich (russian: Владисла́в Алекса́ндрович Старе́вич, pl, Władysław Starewicz; August 8, 1882 – February 26, 1965) was a Polish-Russian stop-motion animator notable as the author of the first pup ...

. The first French animated feature film. The animation was finished in 1930 but a soundtrack was only added in 1937, and it was a German one. A French-language version was released in 1941. ''La Demoiselle et le violoncelliste'' (''The Girl and the Cellist''), 1965, directed by Jean-François Laguionie. Laguionie's first film, which won the Annecy Grand Prix in 1965. 1967 saw the release of ''

Astérix ''Asterix'' or ''The Adventures of Asterix'' (french: Astérix or , "Asterix the Gaul") is a ''bande dessinée'' comic book series about a village of indomitable Gaulish warriors who adventure around the world and fight the Roman Republic, wi ...

le Gaulois'' (''

Asterix the Gaul ''Asterix the Gaul'' is the first volume of the Asterix comic strip series, by René Goscinny (stories) and Albert Uderzo (illustrations). In ''Le Monde'' 100 Books of the Century, a 1999 poll conducted by the French retailer Fnac and the Paris n ...

''), directed by Ray Goossens. This was the first movie based on the long-running ''Asterix'' comics; however, it was made without the knowledge of the comics' creators

René Goscinny René Goscinny (, ; 14 August 1926 – 5 November 1977) was a French comic editor and writer, who created the ''Astérix'' comic book series with illustrator Albert Uderzo. Raised largely in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he attended French schoo ...

and

Albert Uderzo Alberto Aleandro Uderzo (; ; 25 April 1927 – 24 March 2020), better known as Albert Uderzo, was a French comic book artist and scriptwriter. He is best known as the co-creator and illustrator of the ''Astérix'' series in collaboration with R ...

, and is not widely liked by fans. The following year (1968), Goscinny and Uderzo worked with co-director Lee Payant on a sequel, ''

et Cléopâtre'' (''

Asterix and Cleopatra ''Asterix and Cleopatra'' is the sixth book in the Asterix album series by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. It was first published in serial form in ''Pilote'' magazine, issues 215–257, in 1963. Synopsis The book begins with an argument b ...

''). René Laloux's first feature film '' La Planète sauvage'' (''The Savage Planet'', 1973), a cutout animation

science fantasy Science fantasy is a hybrid genre within speculative fiction that simultaneously draws upon or combines tropes and elements from both science fiction and fantasy. In a conventional science fiction story, the world is presented as being scient ...

that was animated in

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, which won the ''

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'' at the 1973

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. Laloux went on to direct two other features; ''

Les Maîtres du temps ''Les Maîtres du temps'' (lit. ''The Masters of Time'', a.k.a. ''Time Masters''; ''Herrscher der Zeit'' in German; ''Az idő urai'' in Hungarian) is a 1982 Franco-West German-Swiss-British- Hungarian animated science fiction feature film direct ...

'' (1982, a collaboration with the famed French

comics artist A cartoonist is a visual artist who specializes in both drawing and writing cartoons (individual images) or comics (sequential images). Cartoonists differ from comics writers or comic book illustrators in that they produce both the literary and g ...

'' Mœbius'' animated in

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) and '' Gandahar'' (1988, animated in

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). '' Le Roi et l'oiseau'' (''The King and the Mockingbird''), 1980, directed by

Paul Grimault Paul Grimault (; 23 March 1905 – 29 March 1994) was one of the most important French animators. He made many traditionally animated films that were delicate in style, satirical, and lyrical in nature. His most important work is ''Le Roi et l' ...

. Begun in 1948 as ''The Sheperdess and the Chimney Sweep''; cited by the Japanese directors

Hayao Miyazaki is a Japanese animator, director, producer, screenwriter, author, and manga artist. A co-founder of Studio Ghibli, he has attained international acclaim as a masterful storyteller and creator of Japanese animated feature films, and is widel ...

and

Isao Takahata was a Japanese director, screenwriter and producer. A co-founder of Studio Ghibli, he earned international critical acclaim for his work as a director of Japanese animated feature films. Born in Ujiyamada, Mie Prefecture, Takahata joined Toe ...

as an influence. Originally produced in 1948, it had a production time of over 30 years, making it one of the longest production periods in history.

Quarxs ''Quarxs'' was one of the earliest computer animated series, predating '' ReBoot'', and the first one produced in HD. It was aired between 1990 and 1993. Each episode was made in HDTV and lasted no more than three minutes. Only twelve episodes o ...

1989–1993 by

Maurice Benayoun Maurice Benayoun (aka MoBen or 莫奔) (born 29 March 1957) is a French new-media artist, curator, and theorist based in Paris and Hong Kong. His work employs various media, including video, computer graphics, immersive virtual reality, th ...

and

François Schuiten François Schuiten (; born 26 April 1956) is a Belgian comic book artist. He is best known for drawing the series '' Les Cités Obscures''. Biography François Schuiten was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1956.De Weyer, Geert (2005). "François Sc ...

, was one of the earliest computer animated series and the first one produced in HD. Widely broadcast and awarded, Quarxs opened the path to 3D animated series on TV. ''Les Aventures de Tintin'' (''

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''), began 1990, directed by Stéphane Bernasconi. TV series based on the famous Belgian comic of the same name. ''

Kirikou et la sorcière ''Kirikou and the Sorceress'' (french: Kirikou et la Sorcière, ) is a 1998 traditional animation feature film written and directed by Michel Ocelot. Drawn from elements of West African folk tales, it depicts how a newborn boy, Kirikou, saves h ...

'' (''Kirikou and the Sorceress''), 1998, directed by

Michel Ocelot Michel Ocelot (born 27 October 1943) is a French writer, designer, storyboard artist and director of animated films and television programs (formerly also animator, background artist, narrator and other roles in earlier works) and a former p ...

. Critically acclaimed movie based on a West African folktale; the Japanese dub was written by

and released by

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. '' Azur & Asmar: The Princes' Quest'', by the same director and co-produced in Italy, Belgium and Spain, was nominated for a Goya Award for Best Animated Film, its score was nominated for the

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at the César Awards 2007 and it won the best animated feature at the Zagreb World Festival of Animated Films 2007. '' Les Triplettes de Belleville'' (''The Triplets of Belleville''), 2003, directed by

Sylvain Chomet Sylvain Chomet (; born 10 November 1963) is a French comic writer, animator and film director. Early career Born in Maisons-Laffitte, Seine-et-Oise (now Yvelines), near Paris, he studied art at high school until he graduated in 1982. Chomet ...

was nominated for two

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— Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for "

Belleville Rendez-vous ''The Triplets of Belleville'' (french: Les Triplettes de Belleville) is a 2003 animated comedy film written and directed by Sylvain Chomet. It was released as ''Belleville Rendez-vous'' in the United Kingdom. The film is Chomet's first feature ...

" in 2004. Another movie of Chomet, '' The Illusionist'', was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in

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(it was also nominated for a

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). ''Kaena: La prophétie'' ('' Kaena: The Prophecy''), 2003, directed by Chris Delaporte and Pascal Pinon. A CGI fantasy movie co-produced with Canada. It was both critical and commercial failure. ''

Totally Spies ''Totally Spies!'' is an animated spy-fi series created by Vincent Chalvon-Demersay and David Michel mainly produced by French animation company Marathon Media and French broadcaster TF1, with seasons 3 to 5 being co-produced with Canadian com ...

'', began 2001, created by Vincent Chalvon-Demersay and David Michel. TV series co-produced with the USA; one of French animation's biggest hits Stateside. ''

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'', directed by

Marjane Satrapi Marjane Satrapi (; fa, مرجان ساتراپی ; born 22 November 1969) is a French-Iranian graphic novelist, cartoonist, illustrator, film director, and children's book author. Her best-known works include the graphic novel ''Persepolis'' a ...

, was released in 2007 and was nominated for an

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at the

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(it was also nominated for a

BAFTA Award for Best Animated Film This is a list of the winners and nominees of the BAFTA Award for Best Animated Film. Winners and nominees 2000s 2010s 2020s See also * Academy Award for Best Animated Feature * Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film * Annie Award ...

). ''

A Cat in Paris ''A Cat in Paris'' (french: Une vie de chat, lit=A Cat's Life) is a 2010 animated adventure crime film by the French 2D animation studio Folimage, telling the story of a young Parisian girl whose cat leads her to unravel a thrilling mystery over ...

'', directed by

Alain Gagnol Alain Gagnol (born 1967) is a French film maker. In January 2012, he was nominated for an Academy Award for the animated movie ''A Cat in Paris''. He also directed ''Phantom Boy ''Phantom Boy'' is a 2015 animated fantasy film directed by Jean- ...

and

Jean-Loup Felicioli Jean-Loup Felicioli (born 1960) is a French people, French Film making, film maker. In January 2012, he was nominated for an Academy Award for the movie ''A Cat in Paris''. He also directed ''Phantom Boy''. Born in 1960 in Albertville, Felicioli ...

, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the

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. ''

The Little Prince ''The Little Prince'' (french: Le Petit Prince, ) is a novella by French aristocrat, writer, and military pilot Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It was first published in English and French in the United States by Reynal & Hitchcock in April 1943 an ...

'' is actually the most successful French and Italian animated film.

Films from the 1930s to the 1960s

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: '' Le Roman de Renard'' – by Ladislas Starevitch – (France/Germany) *

1949 Events January * January 1 – A United Nations-sponsored ceasefire brings an end to the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947. The war results in a stalemate and the division of Kashmir, which still continues as of 2022. * January 2 – Luis ...

: '' Alice au pays des merveilles'' – by Lou Bunin – (UK/France) *

1950 Events January * January 1 – The International Police Association (IPA) – the largest police organization in the world – is formed. * January 5 – Sverdlovsk plane crash: ''Aeroflot'' Lisunov Li-2 crashes in a snowstorm. All 19 ...

: '' Jeannot l'intrépide'' – by

Jean Image Imre Hajdú (; 26 January 1911 – 21 October 1989) better known by his stage name Jean Image () was a Hungarian-French director, script writer and producer of French animation films. His stage name, "Image" is based upon the French pronunciatio ...

1952 Events January–February * January 26 – Black Saturday in Egypt: Rioters burn Cairo's central business district, targeting British and upper-class Egyptian businesses. * February 6 ** Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, becomes m ...

: ''

La Bergère et le ramoneur ''The King and the Mockingbird'' (french: Le Roi et l'Oiseau, ) is a 1980 traditionally-animated fantasy film directed by Paul Grimault. Prior to 2013, it was released in English as '' The King and Mister Bird''. Begun in 1948 as ''La Bergère ...

'' – by

1953 Events January * January 6 – The Asian Socialist Conference opens in Rangoon, Burma. * January 12 – Estonian émigrés found a government-in-exile in Oslo. * January 14 ** Marshal Josip Broz Tito is chosen President of Yugosl ...

: ' – by

1956 Events January * January 1 – The Anglo-Egyptian Condominium ends in Sudan. * January 8 – Operation Auca: Five U.S. evangelical Christian missionaries, Nate Saint, Roger Youderian, Ed McCully, Jim Elliot and Pete Fleming, are kille ...

: ''

La Création du monde ''La Création du monde'', Op. 81a, is a 15-minute-long ballet composed by Darius Milhaud in 1922–23 to a libretto by Blaise Cendrars, which outlines the creation of the world based on African folk mythology. The premiere took place on 25 Oc ...

'' (Stvorení sveta) – (France/Tchécoslovaquie) *

: '' Une fée... pas comme les autres'' – (Italy/France) *

1965 Events January–February * January 14 – The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland and the Taoiseach of the Republic of Ireland meet for the first time in 43 years. * January 20 ** Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn in for a full term ...

: '' La Demoiselle et le Violoncelliste'' – by Jean-François Laguionie *

1967 Events January * January 1 – Canada begins a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of Confederation, featuring the Expo 67 World's Fair. * January 5 ** Spain and Romania sign an agreement in Paris, establishing full consular and ...

: '' Astérix le Gaulois'' – (France/Belgium) *

: '' Le Théâtre de Monsieur et Madame Kabal'' – by Walerian Borowczyk *

1968 The year was highlighted by protests and other unrests that occurred worldwide. Events January–February * January 5 – " Prague Spring": Alexander Dubček is chosen as leader of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia. * J ...

: '' Astérix et Cléopâtre'' *

1969 This year is notable for Apollo 11's first landing on the moon. Events January * January 4 – The Government of Spain hands over Ifni to Morocco. * January 5 **Ariana Afghan Airlines Flight 701 crashes into a house on its approach to ...

: '' Aladin et la lampe merveilleuse'' – by

: '' Tintin et le temple du soleil'' – (France/Belgium/Switzerland)

Films of the 1970s

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: '' Fablio le magicien'' – by Georges de La Grandière,

Attila Dargay Attila Dargay (June 20, 1927 – October 20, 2009) was a Hungarian comics artist and animator. He was born in Mezőnyék. Life He began working as a scenery painter for the Hungarian National Theatre in the late 1940s. He directed such anima ...

, Radka Badcharova and Victor Antonescu *

: '' Pollux et le chat bleu'' – by

Serge Danot Serge Danot (7 February 1931 – 23 December 1990) was a French animator and former advertising executive. He is best known for creating the animated series, ''Le Manège enchanté'' in 1964, which became known in its 1965 English-language ver ...

– (Royaume-Uni/France) * 1971 : '' Daisy Town'' – by René Goscinny (Belgium/France) * 1972 : '' Tintin et le lac aux requins'' – by Raymond Leblanc (Belgium/France) * 1973 : '' Joe le petit boum-boum'' – by

* 1973 : '' La Planète sauvage'' – by René Laloux – (Tchécoslovaquie/France) * 1974 : '' La Genèse'' – by Pierre Alibert * 1974 : '' Around the World with Peynet's Lovers'' – by Cesare Perfetto (Italy/France) * 1975 : '' La Honte de la jungle'' – by

Picha Jean-Paul "Picha" Walravens (Brussels, Belgium, 2 July 1942) is a Belgian cartoonist, comics artist, animator and film director. He is most famous for his adult animated films, such as '' Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle''.

and

Boris Szulzinger Boris Szulzinger is a Belgian author, filmmaker and film producer. He is known for '' The Lonely Killers'' (1972) and '' Tarzoon: Shame of the Jungle'' (1975, directed with Picha). He was the founder of the group ''Cinédit'' with Boris Lehma ...

– (France/Belgium) * 1976 : '' Les Douze travaux d'Astérix'' – by Goscinny and

Uderzo Alberto Aleandro Uderzo (; ; 25 April 1927 – 24 March 2020), better known as Albert Uderzo, was a French comic book artist and scriptwriter. He is best known as the co-creator and illustrator of the ''Astérix'' series in collaboration with Re ...

* 1978 : ''

La Ballade des Dalton ''La Ballade des Dalton'' (aka ''The Ballad of the Daltons'' in English) is a 1978 French animated film written and directed by René Goscinny, Morris, Henri Gruel and Pierre Watrin starring the comic book character Lucky Luke. Two different ...

'' – by

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and Goscinny * 1979 : '' Les Fabuleuses aventures du légendaire Baron de Munchausen'' – by

* 1979 : '' Pluk, naufragé de l'espace'' – by

* 1979 : '' Ubu et la grande gidouille'' – by

Jan Lenica Jan Lenica (4 January 1928, Poznań, Poland – 5 October 2001, Berlin) was a Polish graphic designer and cartoonist. A graduate of the Architecture Department of Warsaw Polytechnic, Lenica became a poster illustrator and a collaborator on the e ...

Films of the 1980s

1980 Events January * January 4 – U.S. President Jimmy Carter proclaims a grain embargo against the USSR with the support of the European Commission. * January 6 – Global Positioning System time epoch begins at 00:00 UTC. * January 9 ...

: '' Le Chaînon manquant'' – by

– (France/Belgium) *

: '' Le Roi et l'Oiseau'' – by

* 1981 : '' Minoïe'' – by Jean Jabely and Philippe Landrot * 1982 : ''

'' – by René Laloux * 1983 : '' L'Enfant invisible'' – by André Lindon * 1983 : '' Lucky Luke, les Dalton en cavale'' – by

William Hanna William Denby Hanna (July 14, 1910 – March 22, 2001) was an American animator and cartoonist who was the creator of ''Tom and Jerry'' as well as the voice actor for the two title characters. Alongside Joseph Barbera, he also founded the anim ...

Joseph Barbera Joseph Roland Barbera ( ; ; March 24, 1911 – December 18, 2006) was an American animator, director, producer, storyboard artist, and cartoon artist who co-founded the animation studio and production company Hanna-Barbera. Born to Italian ...

– (France/UK) * 1983 : '' La Revanche des humanoïdes'' * 1983 : '' Le Secret des Sélénites'' – by

* 1984 : '' Gwen, le livre de sable'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1985 : '' Astérix et la Surprise de César'' – by

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and

Gaëtan Brizzi Gaetano (anglicized ''Cajetan'') is an Italian masculine given name. It is also used as a surname. It is derived from the Latin ''Caietanus'', meaning "from ''Caieta''" (the modern Gaeta). The given name has been in use in Italy since medieval p ...

* 1986 : '' Astérix chez les Bretons'' – by

Pino van Lamsweerde Pino van Lamsweerde (born 9 September 1940, died 10 April 2020) was an Italian–Canadian director and animator. Personal life Born in Turin on September 18, 1940 from Alessandro van Lamsweerde and Giuliana Tracanella. He moves with his f ...

* 1987 : '' Le Big Bang'' – by

– (France/Belgium) * 1988 : '' Gandahar'' – by René Laloux * 1988 : '' La Table tournante'' – by

* 1989 : '' Astérix et le coup du menhir'' – by

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* 1989 : '' Le Triomphe de Babar'' – by Alan Bunce – (Canada/France)

Films of the 1990s

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: '' Robinson et compagnie'' – by Jacques Colombat * 1993 : '' Les Mille et une farces de Pif et Hercule'' – by Bruno Desraisses and Charles by Latour * 1995 : '' Le monde est un grand Chelm'' – by Albert Hanan Kaminski – (France/Allemagne/Hongrie) * 1996 : '' Les Boulugres'' – by Jean Hurtado - Finished in 1984, the film was finally released in 1996 * 1996 : '' Nanook - Le grand combat'' – by Gérald Fleury – (France/Canada) * 1998 : ''

Kirikou et la Sorcière ''Kirikou and the Sorceress'' (french: Kirikou et la Sorcière, ) is a 1998 traditional animation feature film written and directed by Michel Ocelot. Drawn from elements of West African folk tales, it depicts how a newborn boy, Kirikou, saves h ...

'' – by

– (France/Belgium/Luxembourg) * 1999 : '' Babar, roi des éléphants'' – by Raymond Jafelice – (Canada/France/Allemagne) * 1999 : ''

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'' – by

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– (Irlande/France) * 1999 : '' Le Château des singes'' – by Jean-François Laguionie – (France/Royaume-Uni/Allemagne)

Films of the 2000s

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: ''

Princes et princesses ''Princes et Princesses'' (Princes and Princesses) is a 2000 compilation film by French animator Michel Ocelot. The film consists of six episodes of the 1989 French silhouette animation television series ''Ciné si''. Release Produced in 1999 ...

'' – by

* 2001 : '' Bécassine, le trésor viking'' – by Philippe Vidal * 2001 : '' Petit Potam'' – by Christian Choquet and

Bernard Deyriès Bernard (''Bernhard'') is a French and West Germanic masculine given name. It is also a surname. The name is attested from at least the 9th century. West Germanic ''Bernhard'' is composed from the two elements ''bern'' "bear" and ''hard'' "brav ...

* 2002 : '' Corto Maltese : La cour secrète des Arcanes'' – by Pascal Morelli – (France/Italie/Luxembourg) * 2002 : '' L'Enfant qui voulait être un ours'' – by Jannick Astrup – (Denmark/France) * 2002 : '' Tristan and Iseut'' – by Thierry Schiel * 2003 : '' Le Chien, le Général et les Oiseaux'' – by

Francis Nielsen Francis Nielsen is a French director of animated films, known mostly for his films '' Blackie & Kanuto'', '' Émilie Jolie'' and '' Le Chien, le Géneral et les Oiseaux''. Biography Nielsen was born and raised in the mountainous region of Lake A ...

– (Italie/France) * 2003 : '' Les Enfants de la pluie'' – by

Philippe Leclerc Philippe François Marie Leclerc de Hauteclocque (22 November 1902 – 28 November 1947) was a Free-French general during the Second World War. He became Marshal of France posthumously in 1952, and is known in France simply as le maréchal ...

– (France/Corée du Sud) * 2003 : '' Kaena, la prophétie'' – by Chris Delaporte and Pascal Pinon – (France/Canada) * 2003 : '' La Légende de Parva'' – by Jean Cubaud – (France/Italie) * 2003 : '' La Prophétie des grenouilles'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 2003 : '' Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem'' – by Katsuhisa Takenouchi – (France/Japan) * 2003 : ''

The Triplets of Belleville ''The Triplets of Belleville'' (french: Les Triplettes de Belleville) is a 2003 animated comedy film written and directed by Sylvain Chomet. It was released as ''Belleville Rendez-vous'' in the United Kingdom. The film is Chomet's first feature ...

(Les Triplettes de Belleville)'' – by

– (France/Belgium/Canada/UK) * 2003 : '' Les Trois rois mages'' – by Antonio Navarro (France/Espagne) * 2004 : '' Les Aventures extraordinaires de Michel Strogoff'' – by Bruno-René Huchez * 2004 : '' L'Île de Black Mór'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 2004 : '' Pinocchio le robot'' – by Daniel Robichaud – (Canada/France/Spain) * 2004 : '' T'choupi'' – by Jean-Luc François * 2004 : ''

Kirikou et les bêtes sauvages ''Kirikou and the Wild Beasts'' (French: ''Kirikou et les Bêtes sauvages'') is a 2005 French animated feature film. It premiered at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival on 13 May and, unlike its predecessor, received only festival screenings in all Engl ...

'' – by

and Bénédicte Galup * 2005 : '' Pollux, le manège enchanté'' – by Jean Duval – (UK/France) * 2006 : '' Arthur et les Minimoys'' – by

Luc Besson Luc Paul Maurice Besson (; born 18 March 1959) is a French film director, screenwriter and producer. He directed or produced the films ''Subway'' (1985), '' The Big Blue'' (1988), and '' La Femme Nikita'' (1990). Besson is associated with the ' ...

* 2006 : '' Astérix et les Vikings'' – by

Stefan Fjeldmark Stefan may refer to: * Stefan (given name) * Stefan (surname) * Ștefan, a Romanian given name and a surname * Štefan, a Slavic given name and surname * Stefan (footballer) (born 1988), Brazilian footballer * Stefan Heym, pseudonym of German writ ...

and Jesper Møller – (France/Denmark) * 2006 : '' Azur et Asmar'' – by

(France/Italy/Belgium/Spain) * 2006 : '' Franklin et le trésor du lac'' – by

Dominique Monféry Dominique Monféry (born May 4, 1965) is a French director, storyboard artist and also an animator. Education Monféry studied at the Gobelins School of the Image. Career Monféry started his career at Disney in 1990 with '' DuckTales the Movie ...

– (Canada/France) * 2006 : '' Piccolo, Saxo et Cie'' – by Marco Villamizar and Éric Gutierrez- (France/Roumanie) * 2006 : ''

Renaissance The Renaissance ( , ) , from , with the same meanings. is a period in European history marking the transition from the Middle Ages to modernity and covering the 15th and 16th centuries, characterized by an effort to revive and surpass ide ...

'' – by

Christian Volckman Christian Volckman (b. 1971) is a French film director, author, and painter. He is a graduate of Ecole Supérieure d'Arts Graphiques in Paris. Career He is mainly known for his motion capture animation feature film ''Renaissance'', a 2006 dysto ...

* 2006 : '' U'' – by Serge Elissalde and

Grégoire Solotareff Grégoire Solotareff (born in Alexandria, Egypt in 1953) is a French artist, writer and illustrator of children's books. Solotareff practiced as a doctor from 1978 to 1985, before beginning his career as an illustrator with Hatier. The publication ...

* 2007 : '' Blanche-Neige, la suite'' – by

– (Belgium/France) * 2007 : '' La Reine Soleil'' – by

– (France/Hongrie/Belgium) * 2007 : '' Nocturna, la nuit magique'' – by Victor Maldonado, Adrian Garcia – (Espagne/France/Royaume-Uni) * 2007 : ''

'' – by

Vincent Paronnaud Vincent Paronnaud (born 20 February 1970), a.k.a. Winshluss, is a French comics artist and filmmaker. Biography Paronnaud was born in La Rochelle. He is French comic book writer and artist. His works comprise one shots: ''Super negra'' (1999) ...

and

* 2007 : '' Tous à l'Ouest'' – by

Olivier Jean-Marie Olivier Christophe Hervé Jean-Marie (November 19, 1960 – May 13, 2021) was a French animator and director, best known for his work on '' Oggy and the Cockroaches'', ''Space Goofs ''Space Goofs'' (french: Les Zinzins de l'Espace) is a Frenc ...

– Une adaptation de l'album de

Lucky Luke ''Lucky Luke'' is a Western '' bande dessinée'' series created by Belgian cartoonist Morris in 1946. Morris wrote and drew the series single-handedly until 1955, after which he started collaborating with French writer René Goscinny. Their ...

nommée "La Caravane" * 2007 : '' Le Vilain Petit Canard et moi'' – by Michael Hegner,

Karsten Kiilerich Karsten Kiilerich (21 January 1955, Slagelse) is a Danish film and television director, screenwriter and animator. He is a co-founder of the Danish animation studio A. Film Production, for which he still actively works. Kiilerich has been involved ...

– inspiré par le conte d'Andersen * 2008 : '' Arthur et la Vengeance de Maltazard'' – by

* 2008 : ''

Chasseurs de dragons Dragon Hunters (French: ''Chasseurs de dragons'') is an animated fantasy comedy television series created by Arthur Qwak and produced by the French company Futurikon and Tooncan. It follows the adventures of two hunters for hire through a mediev ...

'' – by Guillaume Ivernel * 2008 : ''

Igor Igor may refer to: People * Igor (given name), an East Slavic given name and a list of people with the name * Mighty Igor (1931–2002), former American professional wrestler * Igor Volkoff, a professional wrestler from NWA All-Star Wrestling * ...

'' – by Anthony Leondis – (UK/France) – réalisé dans les studios d'animation Sparx, à Paris. * 2008 : '' Max & Co'' – by

Samuel Samuel ''Šəmūʾēl'', Tiberian: ''Šămūʾēl''; ar, شموئيل or صموئيل '; el, Σαμουήλ ''Samouḗl''; la, Samūēl is a figure who, in the narratives of the Hebrew Bible, plays a key role in the transition from the bib ...

and Frédéric Guillaume – (Switzerland/Belgium/France/Royaume-Uni) * 2008 : '' Mia et le Migou'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 2008 : '' Peur(s) du noir'' - by Blutch, Charles Burns and Marie Caillou * 2008 : '' La Véritable Histoire du chat botté'' – by

Jérôme Deschamps Jérôme Deschamps, born Neuilly-sur-Seine on 5 October 1947, is an actor, director and stage author, as well as a cinema actor and director associated with the Famille Deschiens troupe founded by Macha Makeïeff in 1978. In 2003 he was appointed ar ...

– (France/Belgium/Switzerland) * 2009 : '' Lascars : Pas de vacances pour les vrais gars !'' – by Albert Pereira-Lazaro and

Emmanuel Klotz Immanuel ( he, עִמָּנוּאֵל, 'Īmmānū'ēl, meaning, "God is with us"; also romanized: , ; and or in Koine Greek of the New Testament) is a Hebrew name that appears in the Book of Isaiah (7:14) as a sign that God will protect the ...

– (France/Allemagne) – réalisé par le studio Borisfen-Lutece en

Ukraine Ukraine ( uk, Україна, Ukraïna, ) is a country in Eastern Europe. It is the second-largest European country after Russia, which it borders to the east and northeast. Ukraine covers approximately . Prior to the ongoing Russian inva ...

* 2009 : '' Kérity, la maison des contes'' – by

– (France/Italy) *

2009 File:2009 Events Collage V2.png, From top left, clockwise: The vertical stabilizer of Air France Flight 447 is pulled out from the Atlantic Ocean; Barack Obama becomes the first African American to become President of the United States; Protests ...

: '' Brendan et le Secret de Kells'' – by Tomm Moore and Nora Twomey (Belgium/France/Irlande)

Films of the 2010s

2010 File:2010 Events Collage New.png, From top left, clockwise: The 2010 Chile earthquake was one of the strongest recorded in history; The Eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland disrupts air travel in Europe; A scene from the opening ceremony of ...

: '' L'Apprenti Père Noël (film, 2010)'' – by Luc Vinciguerra – (France/Australie/Irlande) *

: '' L'Illusionniste'' – by

– (France/Royaume-Uni) *

: '' Une vie de chat'' – d'

and

– (France/Pays-Bas/Switzerland/Belgium) *

: '' Arthur 3 – la Guerre des deux mondes'' by

* 2011 : '' Émilie Jolie'' – by

and

Philippe Chatel Philippe Chatel, born Philippe de Châteleux de Villeneuve-Bergemont de Duras (23 February 1948 – 19 February 2021), was a French singer-songwriter. Career After starting in courier of Henri Salvador, Chatel became familiar with Georges Brass ...

* 2011 : '' Le Chat du rabbin'' – by

Joann Sfar Joann Sfar (; born 28 August 1971) is a French comics artist, comic book creator, novelist, and film director. Life and career Sfar was born in Nice, the son of Lilou, a pop singer, who died when he was three, and André Sfar, a lawyer well kn ...

and Antoine Delesvaux * 2011 : '' Les Contes de la nuit'' – by

* 2011 : '' The Prodigies'' – d’ Antoine Charreyron – (France/Royaume-Uni/Inde/Belgium/Canada/Luxembourg/Pologne) * 2011 : '' Titeuf, le film'' – by Zep – (France/Switzerland) * 2011 : '' Un monstre à Paris'' – by Bibo Bergeron * 2011 : '' Le Rêve de Galiléo'' – by Gil Alkabetz, Ghislain Avrillon, Alex Cervantes and Fabienne Collet – (France/Allemagne/Espagnol) * 2011 : '' Le tableau'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 2012 : '' Couleur de peau : miel'' – by Laurent Boileau and Jung Sik-jun – (France/Belgium) * 2012 : '' Zarafa'' – by

Rémi Bezançon Rémi Bezançon (born 25 March 1971) is a French director and screenwriter. Life and career Rémi Bezançon studied at the Ecole Supérieure de Réalisation Audiovisuelle, École Supérieure de Réalisation Audiovisuelle (ESRA) in Paris and ...

and Jean-Christophe Lie * 2012 : '' Kirikou et les hommes et les femmes'' – by

* 2012 : '' Ernest et Célestine'' – by Benjamin Renner,

Stéphane Aubier Stéphane Aubier (born October 8, 1964) is a Belgian film director and screenwriter. In 2009, he wrote and directed the animated film ''A Town Called Panic'' along with Vincent Patar. It premiered at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival and was the fir ...

and

Vincent Patar Vincent Patar (born 2 September 1965) is a Belgian film director and screenwriter. In 2009 he wrote and directed the animated film ''A Town Called Panic'' along with Stéphane Aubier. It premiered at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival and was the firs ...

2013 File:2013 Events Collage V2.png, From left, clockwise: Edward Snowden becomes internationally famous for leaking classified NSA wiretapping information; Typhoon Haiyan kills over 6,000 in the Philippines and Southeast Asia; The Dhaka garment fa ...

: '' Aya de Yopougon'' – by Marguerite Abouet and Clément Oubrerie *

: '' L'Apprenti Père Noël et le flocon magique'' – by Luc Vinciguerra *

: '' Ma maman est en Amérique, elle a rencontré Buffalo Bill'' – by Marc Boréal and Thibaut Chatel – (France/Luxembourg) * 2014 : '' Astérix: Le Domaine des Dieux'' – by

Alexandre Astier Alexandre Astier (born 16 June 1974) is a French writer, director, editor, scriptwriter, humorist, actor and composer. Astier is most known as the creator, director, writer, editor, composer, and lead actor of the French television series ''Ka ...

– (France/Belgium) * 2015 : ''

April and the Extraordinary World ''April and the Extraordinary World'' (french: Avril et le Monde truqué, lit=April and the Deceptive World) is a 2015 animated alternate history film co-directed by Christian Desmares and Franck Ekinci, co-written by Ekinci and Benjamin Legrand, ...

'' – by Christian Desmares, Franck Ekinci * 2015 : ''

Long Way North ''Long Way North'' (french: Tout en haut du monde, lit=At the very top of the world) is a 2015 French-Danish animated film directed by Rémi Chayé. The film premiered at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, where it won the Audience ...

'' - by Rémi Chayé * 2016 : '' Louise by the Shore'' - by Jean-François Laguionie * 2018 : '' Astérix: Le Secret de la Potion Magique'' – by Louis Clichy * 2018 : ''

White Fang (2018 film) ''White Fang'' (french: Croc-Blanc) is a 2018 French-Luxembourgish computer-animated film directed by Alexandre Espigares. Based on the 1906 book of the same name by Jack London, the film features the voices of Nick Offerman, Rashida Jones, Paul ...

'' – by

Alexandre Espigares Alexandre Espigares is a Spanish-Luxembourgish Academy Award-winning film maker. Espigares and fellow director and producer Laurent Witz received an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film for the 2013 film '' Mr Hublot''. Espigares directed ...

* 2019 : ''

I Lost My Body ''I Lost My Body'' (french: J'ai perdu mon corps) is a 2019 French adult animated film directed by . It premiered in the International Critics' Week section at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, where it won the ''Nespresso'' Grand Prize, becoming t ...

'' - by Jeremy Clapin

Films of the 2020s

* 2020 : ''

Calamity, a Childhood of Martha Jane Cannary ''Calamity, a Childhood of Martha Jane Cannary'' (French: ''Calamity, une enfance de Martha Jane Cannary'') is a 2020 French-Danish animated family feature film directed by Rémi Chayé. The film is loosely based on the life of the American fro ...

'' - by Rémi Chayé * 2021 : '' Where Is Anne Frank'' - by Ari Folman * 2021 : '' The Summit of the Gods (film)'' * 2022: '' My Father's Secrets'' - by Vera Belmont

Featurettes

* 1982 : '' Chronopolis'' – by Piotr Kamler – (France/Pologne) * 1983 : '' La princesse insensible'' – by

* 1997 : '' Du tableau noir à l'écran blanc'' – by Paul Dopff * 2002 : ''Solitudine'' – by Bernard Cerf * 2003 : ''Corto Maltese#Films d’animation, Corto Maltese : La Ballade de la mer salée'' * 2003 : ''Corto Maltese#Films d’animation, Corto Maltese : Sous le signe du Capricorne'' * 2003 : ''Corto Maltese#Films d’animation, Corto Maltese : Les Celtiques'' * 2003 : ''Corto Maltese#Films d’animation, Corto Maltese : La Maison dorée de Samarkand'' * 2003 : ''Halman's Walk'' – by Jean-Baptiste Decavèle * 2003 : ''Demake-up'' – by Marc Bruimaud * 2003 : ''La Cure Stories'' – by Frédérique Lecerf * 2004 : ''Grenze'' – by Patrick Fontana

Shorts

* 1912 : ''Le Chinois and le Bourriquot articulé'' by Marius O'Galop * 1914 : ''Quelques principes d’hygiène'' by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1917 : ''Les Aventures by Clémentine'' – by Benjamin Rabier and

* 1917 : ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés - 1er épisode'' – by

– série ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés'' * 1917 : ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés - 2e épisode'' – by

– série ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés'' * 1917 : ''Le Bon fricot'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1917 : ''Les Tracas by Zigouillot'' – by

– série ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés'' * 1917 : ''Clémentine and Flambeau'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1917 : ''Conseils pour la vie chère'' – by Robert Lortac * 1917 : ''Et nos poilus qu’en pensent-ils ?'' – by Robert Lortac * 1917 : ''Les Exploits by Marius'' – by Robert Lortac * 1917 : ''Les Fiançailles by Flambeau'' – by Benjamin Rabier and

* 1917 : ''M. Wilson président des USA and l’espion obstiné'' – by Robert Lortac * 1917 : ''Misti le nain by la forêt'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1917 : ''Une nouveauté pratique : la marmite norvégienne'' – by Robert Lortac * 1918 : ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés - 5e épisode'' – by

– série ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés'' * 1918 : ''L’Évasion by Latude'' – by Robert Lortac * 1918 : ''Filochard se distingue'' – by

– série ''Les Aventures des Pieds Nickelés'' * 1918 : ''On doit le dire'' by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1918 : ''L'Oubli par l'alcool'' by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1918 : ''Le Taudis doit être vaincu'' by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1918 : ''La Tuberculose menace tout le monde'' – by Robert Lortac and Jean Comandon * 1918 : ''Tenfaipas se marie ce matin…'' – by Robert Lortac * 1918 : ''Touchatout ami des bêtes'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1919 : ''Bécassotte bonne à Quimper'' – by Marius O'Galop – série ''Bécassotte'' * 1919 : ''Bécassotte and son cochon'' – by Marius O'Galop – série ''Bécassotte'' * 1919 : ''Caramel'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1919 : ''Le Circuit by l’alcool'' – by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1919 : ''Comment Pécopin épousa la belle Ugénie'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1919 : ''La Journée by Flambeau'' – by Benjamin Rabier and

* 1919 : ''Flambeau au pays des surprises'' – by Benjamin Rabier and

* 1919 : ''Misti and le géant Rustic'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1919 : ''La Mouche (film, 1919), La Mouche'' – by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1919 : ''Petites causes grands effets'' – by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1919 : ''Touchatout peintre by talent'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1919 : ''Touchatout joue Faust'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1919 : ''La Tuberculose se prend sur le zinc'' – by Marius O'Galop and Jean Comandon * 1919 : ''Un rude lapin'' – by Benjamin Rabier

Short films of the 1920s

* 1920 : ''Les Amours d'un escargot'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1920 : ''Les Animaux domestiques'' ou Une aventure zoologicomique – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''Bécassotte à la mer'' – by Marius O'Galop – série ''Bécassotte'' * 1920 : ''Bécassotte au jardin zoologique'' – by Marius O'Galop – série ''Bécassotte'' * 1920 : ''La Chasse aux rats est ouverte'' – by Robert Lortac * 1920 : ''Les Chevaliers by la cloche by bois'' – by Robert Lortac and Cheval * 1920 : ''Cœur by grenouille'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1920 : ''Dans les griffes by l'araignée'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1920 : ''Les Éruptions célèbres'' – by Robert Lortac and Cheval * 1920 : ''Faites comme le nègre'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''Gringalet and Ducosto'' ou La Revanche by Gringalet dentiste – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''J'ai perdu mon enfant'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1920 : ''Le Meilleur argument'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''Microbus, Bigfellow and la crise des domestiques'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''Monsieur Difficile a des visions'' – by Robert Lortac and Paulme * 1920 : ''Physique amusante'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''On doit le dire'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1920 : ''Physique amusante'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1920 : ''La Réponse by l’au-delà'' – by Robert Lortac * 1920 : ''Le Testament by Findubec'' – by Robert Lortac * 1920 : ''Tom and Tim policemen d’occasion'' – by Robert Lortac and J.J. Rouseau * 1920 : ''Un drame à la cuisine'' – by Robert Lortac * 1921 in film, 1921 : ''L'Aspirateur du professeur Mécanicas'' – by Robert Lortac * 1921 : ''Bicard a résolu la crise du logement'' – by Raymond Galoyer and André Yvetot * 1921 : ''La Bonne cuisinière'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1921 : ''Compère Guilleri, chanson ancienne'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1921 : ''La Consigne by Toby'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Toby'' * 1921 : ''Le Corbeau and le Renard'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1921 : ''L'Épouvantail (film, 1921), L'Épouvantail'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1921 : ''La Grenouille qui veut se faire aussi grosse que le bœuf'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1921 : ''Le Lièvre and la Tortue (court métrage, 1921), Le Lièvre and la Tortue'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1921 : ''Le Mariage by Babylas'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1921 : ''Mistouffle dîne à l’oeil'' – by Robert Lortac * 1921 : ''Mistouffle au violon'' – by Robert Lortac * 1921 : ''Monsieur Duncam zoologiste anglais'' – by Robert Lortac * 1921 : ''Monsieur Vieux-Bois'' – by Robert Lortac and Cavé * 1921 : ''L'Ours and les Deux Compagnons'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1921 : ''Le Pot by terre contre le Pot by fer'' – by Robert Lortac and Cavé * 1921 : ''Potiron fait by l'auto'' – by Albert Mourlan – série ''Potiron'' * 1921 : ''Potiron, homme invisible'' – by Albert Mourlan – série ''Potiron'' * 1921 : ''Potiron garçon by café'' – by Albert Mourlan – série ''Potiron'' * 1921 : ''La Maison automatique'' ou ''Le Réveil du professeur Mécanicas'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1921 : ''Toby a soif'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Toby'' * 1921 : ''Toto au berceau'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle – série ''Toto'' * 1921 : ''Une invention du professeur Mécanicas'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1922 : ''L'Affaire by la rue Lepic'' – by Raymond Galoyer and André Yvetot * 1922 : ''Bigfellow craint les autos'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1922 : ''La Cigale and la Fourmi'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1922 : ''Les Déboires d'un piéton'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1922 : ''En vitesse'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1922 : ''Les Grenouilles qui demandent un roi (film), Les Grenouilles qui demandent un roi'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1922 : ''Le Lion and le Rat'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1922 : ''Mère l'oie a mangé la grenouille'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1922 : ''Monsieur by la Palisse'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1922 : ''Le Noël by Toto'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle – série ''Toto'' * 1922 : ''Le Petit Poucet'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1921 : ''Potiron agent by police'' – by Albert Mourlan – série ''Potiron'' * 1922 : ''Les Quatre Cents Coups by Flambeau'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1922 : ''La Queue en trompette'' – by Benjamin Rabier * 1922 : ''Un horrible cauchemar'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1923 : ''Bécassotte and le papillon'' – by Marius O'Galop – série ''Bécassotte'' * 1923 : ''La Belette entrée dans un grenier'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1923 : ''Cendrillon ou la petite pantoufle by vair'' – by Robert Lortac and Cheval * 1923 : ''L'Eau des géants and la poudre des nains'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle * 1923 : ''Le Loup and la Cigogne'' – by Marius O'Galop and Louis Forest * 1923 : ''Mécanicas and la réclame'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1923 : ''Le Rat des villes and le Rat des champs (court métrage, 1923), Le Rat des villes and le Rat des champs'' – by Marius O'Galop and Louis Forest * 1923 : ''Le Renard and les Raisins'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1923 : ''Le Roman by la momie'' – by Robert Lortac and André Rigal * 1923 : ''Gulliver chez les lilliputiens'' – by Albert Mourlan and Raymond Villette * 1923 : ''Toto acrobate'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Toto'' * 1923 : ''Toto artiste peintre'' ou ''Toto est un artiste précoce'' – by Robert Lortac and Landelle – série ''Toto'' * 1923 : ''La Voix du rossignol'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1924 : ''Ballet mécanique'' – by Fernand Léger * 1924 : ''Boby prend la mouche'' – by Robert Lortac * 1924 : ''La Colombe and la Fourmi'' – by Marius O'Galop * 1924 : ''Entr'acte (film), Entr'acte'' – by René Clair * 1924 : ''Les Malheurs by Collignon'' – by Robert Lortac and André Rigal * 1924 : ''La Petite Chanteuse des rues'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1924 : ''Les Inventions by Mécanicas, la Sève poilifère'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1924 : ''Toto aviateur'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Toto'' * 1924 : ''Toto musicien'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Toto'' * 1924 : ''Un chien trop bien dressé'' – by Robert Lortac * 1925 : ''Mécanicas and la greffe animale'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1925 : ''Mécanicas and la machine à guérir'' – by Robert Lortac – série ''Mécanicas'' * 1925 : ''La Révolte des betteraves'' – by Albert Mourlan * 1925 : ''Les Yeux du dragon (film), Les Yeux du dragon'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1926 : ''Le Rat des villes and le Rat des champs (film, 1926), Le Rat des villes and le Rat des champs'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1927 : ''La Coquille and le clergyman'' – by Germaine Dulac * 1928 : ''L'Étoile by mer (film, 1928), L'Étoile by mer'' – by Man Ray * 1928 : ''Joko le singe'' – by Antoine Payen (auteur by dessins animés), Antoine Payen – série ''Joko le singe'' * 1928 : ''L'Horloge magique, L'Horloge magique ou la petite fille qui voulait être princesse'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1928 : ''La Petite Parade'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1929 : ''Conte by la 1002e nuit'' – by Albert Mourlan * 1929 : ''Les Mystères du Château by Dé'' – by Man Ray * 1929 : ''Zut épouse Flûte'' – by André Daix – série ''Zut, Flûte and Trotte'' * 1929 : ''Zut chez les sorcières'' – by André Daix – série ''Zut, Flûte and Trotte''

Short films of the 1930s

* 1930 : ''Monsieur Grostacot and Madame Petitoto en voyage'' – by Robert Lortac and Mallet * 1930 : ''Les Petits Héros'' – by André Daix * 1931 : ''Ce soir à 8 heures'' – by Pierre Charbonnier * 1931 : ''L'Histoire du soldat inconnu'' – by Henri Storck * 1931 : ''Meunier, tu dors...'' – by Jean Delaurier and Jean Varé * 1931 : ''Natalité'' – by André Rigal * 1931 : ''Zut and Flûte passagers clandestins'' – by André Daix – série ''Zut, Flûte and Trotte'' * 1931 : ''Zut détective'' – by André Daix – série ''Zut, Flûte and Trotte'' * 1931 : ''Panouillard à bord'' – by André Daix * 1932 : ''L'Idée'' – by Berthold Bartosch * 1932 : ''Le Rat des villes and le Rat des champs (court métrage, 1932), Le Rat des villes and le rat des champs'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1932 : ''Un concours by beauté'' – by Alain Saint-Ogan * 1932 : ''Zut chez les sportifs'' – by André Daix – série ''Zut, Flûte and Trotte'' * 1933 : ''Fétiche mascotte'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1933 : ''Les Funérailles'' – by Anthony Gross * 1933 : ''Une journée en Afrique'' – by Anthony Gross * 1933 : ''Une nuit sur le mont chauve (film, 1933), Une nuit sur le mont Chauve'' – by Alexandre Alexeieff and

* 1934 : ''La Découverte by l'Amérique'' – by Mimma Indelli * 1934 : ''Fétiche prestidigitateur'' by Ladislas Starewitch and Irène Starewitch * 1934 : ''Histoire sans paroles : À l'est rien by nouveau'' – by Bogdan Zoubowitch * 1934 : ''La Joie by vivre'' – by Anthony Gross and Hector Hoppins * 1935 : ''Couchés dans le foin'' – by Jean Delaurier, Georges Bouisset and Raymond by Villepreux * 1935 : ''Michka (film), Michka'' – by Bogdan Zoubowitch * 1936 : ''Anatole compositeur'' – by André René Jolly, Érik (André Jolly) * 1936 : ''Les Aventures du professeur Nimbus'' – by André Daix and Jacques Noël * 1936 : ''Fétiche en voyage by noce'' – by Ladislas Starewitch and Irène Starewitch * 1936 : ''La Fortune enchantée'' – by Pierre Charbonnier * 1936 : ''Le Jour and la Nuit'' – by Anthony Gross * 1936 : ''Perrette and le pot au lait'' – by Pierre Bourgeon * 1938 : ''Barbe-Bleue (film, 1936), Barbe-Bleue'' – by Jean Painlevé and René Bertrand * 1939 : ''La Danse macabre'' – by Jean Giaume and Alex Giaume * 1939 : ''La Flûte enchantée'' – by Jean Giaume and Alex Giaume * 1939 : ''Les Galéjeurs by la mer'' – by Jean Giaume and Alex Giaume – série ''Olive and Marius'' * 1939 : ''Un certain Gérald'' – by André René Jolly, Érik (André Jolly)

Short films of the 1940s

* 1940 : ''François Lefranc défend la pomme by terre'' – by Robert Lortac * 1941 : ''Prof toc savant'' – by Georges Arnstam – série ''Les Aventures du professeur Toc and by son robot'' * 1941 : ''La Vie idéale'' – by Pierre Bourgeon * 1941 : ''La Visite au zoo'' – by Pierre Bourgeon * 1942 : ''Cigalon chez les fourmis : Après l'orage'' by Pierre Bourgeon * 1942 : ''Élixir by longue vie'' – by Georges Arnstam – série ''Les Aventures du professeur Toc and by son robot'' * 1942 : ''L'Épouvantail (film, 1942), L'Épouvantail'' – by

* 1942 : ''Le Marchand by notes'' – by

* 1942 : ''Les Théorèmes du professeur Pym : Qui pèse bien...'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1942 : ''Une mouche sur le mur'' – by André René Jolly, Érik (André Jolly) * 1943 : ''Les Aventures by Kapok l'esquimau and by son ours Oscar'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff – série ''Les Aventures by Kapok l'esquimau and by son ours Oscar'' * 1943 : ''Callisto, la petite nymphe by Diane'' – by André Édouard Marty * 1943 : ''Cap'taine Sabord appareille'' – by André Rigal – série ''Les Aventures du Cap'tain Sabord'' * 1943 : ''Le Carillon du vieux manoir'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1943 : ''La Chasse infernale'' – by Jean Giaume and Alex Giaume * 1943 : ''La Nuit enchantée'' – by Raymond Jeannin * 1943 : ''Les Noirs jouent and gagnent'' – by

* 1943 : ''Puck baladin'' – by André René Jolly, Érik (André Jolly) * 1943 : ''V'là l'beau temps'' – by André Rigal – série ''Les Aventures du Cap'tain Sabord'' * 1944 : ''À la découverte'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1944 : ''Au clair by la lune (film), Au clair by la lune'' – by Bogdan Zoubowitch * 1944 : ''Cap'taine Sabord dans l'île mystérieuse'' – by André Rigal – série ''Les Aventures du Cap'tain Sabord'' * 1944 : ''Leurs premières aventures'' by Jean-Louis Daniel (animation), Jean-Louis Daniel * 1944 : ''Nimbus libéré'' by Raymond Jeannin * 1944 : ''Le Scaphandrier'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1944 : ''La Vie des styles'' – by André René Jolly, Érik (André Jolly) * 1944 : ''Le Voleur by paratonnerres'' by

* 1945 : ''Astres and désastres'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff – série ''Les Aventures by Kapok l'esquimau and by son ours Oscar'' * 1945 : ''Pierrot se libère'' – by Jean-Bernard Bosc * 1944 : ''Princesse Clé by Sol'' – by

* 1946 : ''Les Aventures d'Oscar la Bricole'' – by Paul by Roubaix * 1946 : ''Le Briquet magique'' – by Bogdan Zoubowitch * 1946 : ''Choupinet au ciel'' – by Omer Boucquey * 1946 : ''Cri-Cri, Ludo and l'orage'' – by Antoine Payen (auteur by dessins animés), Antoine Payen * 1946 : ''Les Enfants du ciel (court métrage), Les Enfants du ciel'' – by Wilma by Quiche * 1946 : ''La Flûte magique'' – by

* 1946 : ''Rhapsodie by Saturne'' – by

* 1947 : ''Anatole fait du camping'' – by Albert Dubout * 1947 : ''Anatole à la tour by Nesle'' – by Albert Dubout * 1947 : ''Le Petit Soldat (film, 1947), Le Petit Soldat'' – by

/ Jacques Prévert * 1947 : ''Querelles by cœurs'' – by Marcel-Évelyn Floris * 1948 : ''Ballade atomique'' – by

and Albert Champeaux * 1948 : ''Jacky, Jackotte and les sortilèges'' – by Antoine Payen (auteur by dessins animés), Antoine Payen * 1949 : ''Le Base Ball'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1949 : ''Fleur by fougère (film), Fleur by fougère'' – by Ladislas Starewitch and Irène Starewitch * 1949 : ''Le Troubadour by la Joie'' – by Omer Boucquey * 1949 : ''Monsieur Tout-le-Monde'' – by

Short films of the 1950s

* 1951 : ''Légende cruelle'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff and Gilles Pommerand * 1952 : ''Grrr'' – by André Rigal * 1952 : ''Léonard by Vinci'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1953 : ''Pieter Brueghel l'Ancien'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff, Edmond Lévy (cinéaste), Edmond Lévy and Gérard Pignol * 1954 : ''La Cigale and la Fourmi'' – by

* 1954 : ''Le Mystère by la licorne'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff and Jean-Claude Sée * 1955 : ''Images préhistoriques'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff and Thomas Rowe * 1955 : ''Le Loup and l'Agneau'' – by

* 1956 : ''Monsieur Victor ou la Machine à retrouver le temps'' – by

* 1957 : ''L'Aventure du Père Noël'' – by

* 1957 : ''Gag Express'' – by Albert Champeaux and Pierre Watrin * 1958 : ''Le Messager by l'hiver'' – by Bogdan Zoubowitch and Antoine Payen (auteur by dessins animés), Antoine Payen * 1958 : ''Paris-Flash(court-métrage d'animation), Paris-Flash'' – by Albert Champeaux and Pierre Watrin * 1958 : ''Le Petit Peintre and la Sirène'' – by

* 1958 : ''Voyage en Boscavie'' – by Jean Vautrin and Claude Choublier * 1959 : ''Les Astronautes'' – by Walerian Borowczyk / Chris Marker * 1959 : ''François s'évade'' – by

* 1959 : ''L'Horrible, bizarre and incroyable histoire by Monsieur Tête'' – by

and Henri Gruel * 1959 : ''Prélude pour orchestre, voix and caméra ou La Fille by la mer and by la nuit'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff

Short films of the 1960s

* 1960 : ''Le Chêne and le Roseau'' – by

and Denis Baupin * 1960 : ''Les Dents du singe'' – by René Laloux * 1960 : ''Moukengue'' – by Denise Charvein * 1960 : ''L'Ondomane'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1960 : ''Villa mon rêve'' – by Albert Champeaux and Pierre Watrin * 1961 : ''Le Cadeau (court métrage), Le Cadeau'' – by Jacques Vausseur and Dick Roberts * 1961 : ''Marcel, ta mère t'appelle'' – by Jacques Colombat * 1961 : ''Un oiseau en papier journal'' – by Julien Pappé * 1962 : ''Albert Marquet'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1962 : ''La Chanson du jardinier fou'' – by Jacques Espagne * 1962 : ''Le Concert by M. and Mme Kabal'' – by Walerian Borowczyk * 1962 : ''La Fourmi géante'' – by

* 1962 : ''Mais où sont les nègres d'antan ?'' – by Michel Boschet and André Martin (film director), André Martin * 1962 : ''Maître (court métrage), Maître'' – by Manuel Otéro and Jacques Leroux * 1962 : ''Les Nuages fous'' – by Henri Lacam * 1962 : ''Résurrection'' – by Germaine Prudhommeaux * 1962 : ''Sirène (court métrage), Sirène'' – by Jean Hurtado * 1963 : ''L'Encyclopédie by grand'maman'' – by Walerian Borowczyk * 1963 : ''L'Impossible géométrie'' – Jean-Pierre Rhein * 1963 : ''Merci, Monsieur Schmtz'' – by Albert Champeaux and Pierre Watrin * 1963 : ''Le Nez'' – by Alexandre Alexeieff and

* 1963 : ''L'Œuf à la coque'' – by Marc Andrieux and Bernard Brévent * 1963 : ''Renaissance (court métrage), Renaissance'' – by Walerian Borowczyk * 1963 : ''Vélodrame'' – by Robert Lapoujade * 1964 : ''A (court métrage), A'' – by

(France/Allemagne) * 1964 : ''Acte sans parole'' – by Bruno Bettiol and Italo Bettiol * 1964 : ''Appétit d'oiseau'' – by Peter Foldès * 1964 : ''Contons fleurette'' – by Albert Champeaux and Pierre Watrin * 1964 : ''La Demoiselle and le Violoncelliste'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1964 : ''Les Jeux des anges'' – by Walerian Borowczyk * 1964 : ''Meurtre (court métrage), Meurtre'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1964 : ''La Porte (court métrage), La Porte'' – by Jacques Vausseur * 1964 : ''Les Oiseaux sont des cons'' – by Chaval (cartoonist), Chaval * 1964 : ''Les Temps morts'' – by René Laloux * 1965 : ''Les Automanes'' – by Arcady (director), Arcady Brachlianoff * 1965 : ''Comme chien and chat'' – by Ladislas Starewitch * 1965 : ''Les Escargots'' – by René Laloux * 1965 : ''Le Jongleur by Notre-Dame (court métrage), Le Jongleur by Notre-Dame'' – by Stefano Lonati and Italo Bettiol * 1965 : ''Martien 0001'' – by José Piquer * 1965 : ''Pierrot (film d'animation, 1965), Pierrot'' – by Jacques Leroux * 1965 : ''La Planète verte'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1965 : ''Plus vite'' – by Peter Földes * 1965 : ''Souvenir d’Épinal'' – by

* 1965 : ''Un garçon plein d'avenir'' – by Peter Foldes * 1966 : ''L'Arche by Noé (film, 1966), L'Arche by Noé'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1966 : ''La Ballade d'Émile'' – by Manuel Otéro * 1966 : ''Contre-pied'' – by Manuel Otéro * 1966 : ''La Nativité racontée en image d'après les Écritures'' – by André-Édouard Marty * 1966 : ''Paris-Nice en voiture'' – by Albert Champeaux * 1966 : ''Space dance'' – by Albert Pierru * 1967 : ''Arès contre Atlas'' – by Manuel Otéro * 1967 : ''Éveil (court métrage), Éveil'' – by Peter Földes * 1967 : ''Images pour un clown'' – by Richard Guillon * 1967 : ''L'Ombre by la pomme'' – by Robert Lapoujade * 1968 : ''L'Araignéléphant'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1968 : ''Les Enfants by l'espace'' – by

* 1969 : ''Calaveras (court métrage), Calaveras'' – by Jacques Colombat * 1969 : ''Le Dernier fantôme'' – by Jacques Ansan * 1969 : ''Labyrinthe (film), Labyrinthe'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1969 : ''Sourire'' – by Paul Dopff * 1969 : ''Une bombe par hasard'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1969 : ''Univers'' – by Manuel Otéro * 1969 : ''Visages by femmes (court-métrage, 1969), Visages by femmes'' – by Peter Foldès * 1969 : ''What happened to Eva Braun'' – by David McNeil (writer), David McNeil

Short films of the 1970s

* 1970 : ''Les Chouettes'' – by Jean Rubak * 1970 : ''Délicieuse catastrophe'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1970 : ''Le Miroir (court métrage), Le Miroir'' – by Roger Amiot * 1970 : ''Patatomanie'' – by

* 1970 : ''Patchwork (court métrage), Patchwork'' – by Manuel Otéro, Daniel Suter, Claude Luyet, Gérald Poussin and Georges Schwizgebel * 1971 : ''Le Cagouine migrateur, Le Cagouince migrateur'' – by Francis Masse * 1971 : ''Fantorro, le dernier justicier'' – by

* 1971 : ''Quand les gourous s'gourent'' – by C. Desaegher and B. Dessauvages * 1971 : ''14 juillet (court métrage), 14 juillet'' – by Paul Tousch, Christian Ginsberg, Jean-Luc Blanchet, Francis Masse and Jean-Louis Forain * 1971 : ''Retour au bois joli'' – by Anna Harda – (France/Pologne) * 1971 : ''Le Robot'' – by Albert Champeaux and Pierre Watrin * 1971 : ''Le Sourire, Sourire'' – by Paul Dopff * 1971 : ''Vive les bains by mer'' – by Jean Hurtado * 1972 : ''La Chute (court-métrage, 1972), La Chute'' – by Paul Dopff * 1972 : ''Fin (court métrage), Fin'' – by Roger Amiot * 1972 : ''Le Fumaillon'' – by Gilles Baur * 1972 : ''Le Masque du diable'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1972 : ''Le Pays beau'' – by Martin Boschet * 1972 : ''Potr' and la fille des eaux'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1972 : ''Prolégomènes'' – by Alexis Poliakoff * 1972 : ''Raffiner toujours'' – by Jean Aurance * 1972 : ''Tableaux d'une exposition'' – by Alexandre Alexeieff and

* 1972 : ''Un oiseau pas comme les autres'' – by Jean-Pierre Rhein * 1972 : ''Visuels (court métrage), Visuels'' – Catherine Lapras * 1973 : ''Le Chien mélomane'' – by

* 1973 : ''Cœur by secours'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1973 : ''Évasion express'' – by Francis Masse * 1973 : ''Folies Bergère'' – by Philippe Fausten * 1973 : ''La Montagne qui accouche'' – by Jacques Colombat * 1973 : ''L'Œuf by Colomb'' – by Christian Davi * 1973 : ''L'Oie bleue'' – by Gilles Baur * 1973 : ''L'Oiseau (court métrage), L'Oiseau'' – by Ihab Shaker * 1973 : ''Le Pépin'' – by Reynald Bellot * 1973 : ''Souvenirs (court métrage), Souvenirs'' – by Nicole Dufour * 1973 : ''Tant qu'il y aura des feuilles'' – by Henri Heidsieck * 1973 : ''La Tête'' – by Émile Bourget * 1973 : ''Tour d'ivoire'' – by Bernard Palacios * 1973 : ''Un (court métrage), Un'' – by

and

* 1973 : ''La Version originelle'' – by Paul Dopff * 1973 : ''Tour d'ivoire'' – by Bernard Palacios * 1974 : ''L'Acteur'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1974 : ''À la vôtre'' – by Monique Renault * 1974 : ''Comme il pleut sur la ville'' – by Didier Pourcel * 1974 : ''L'Empreinte'' – by Jacques Cardon * 1974 : ''Les Nouvelles aventures by la Tête'' – by Yan Brzozowski and Jean-Jacques Netter * 1974 : ''Le Pas (court métrage), Le Pas'' – by Piotr Kamler * 1974 : ''Paysage (court métrage), Paysage'' – by

* 1974 : ''Square des abbesses'' – by Yves Brangolo * 1974 : ''Un comédien sans paradoxe'' – by Robert Lapoujade * 1974 : ''Un grain by sable dans le mécanisme'' – by

* 1974 : ''Un pied sous le chapeau'' – by Jean-Louis Miriel * 1975 : ''Ad vitam aeternam'' – by Gilles Baur * 1975 : ''Blanc bonnet and bonnet blanc'' – by Jean-Pierre Jacquet * 1975 : ''Claustrophobie (court métrage), Claustrophobie'' – by

* 1975 : ''Dog Song ou les chiens voyageurs'' – by Julien Pappé and Michel Roudevitch * 1975 : ''Illusions'' – Nicole Dufour * 1975 : ''Oiseau by nuit (court-métrage, 1975), Oiseau by nuit'' – by Bernard Palacios * 1975 : ''La Perdue'' – by Dominique Fournier * 1975 : ''La Rosette arrosée'' – by Paul Dopff * 1976 : ''Autre-là'' – by Paul Cornet * 1976 : ''Le Déjeuner sous l'herbe'' – by Gilles Baur * 1976 : ''Dé profondis'' – by Henri Heidsieck * 1976 : ''Le Fantôme by l'infirmière'' – by Michel Longuet * 1976 : ''On voyage'' – by André Lindon * 1976 : ''La Petite Sardine rose'' – by

* 1976 : ''Une vieille soupière'' – by Michel Longuet * 1977 : ''L'Anatomiste'' – by Yves Brangolo * 1977 : ''Conclusion (court métrage), Conclusion'' – by Jacques Barsac * 1977 : ''La Nichée'' – by M. G. Collin * 1977 : ''Les Nuits by Casimir and Lætitia'' – by Christine Deplante and Christian Deplante * 1977 : ''Le Phénomène'' – by Paul Dopff * 1977 : ''Tentation enfantine'' – by Christian Thomas * 1978 : ''Barbe-Bleue (film, 1978), Barbe-Bleue'' – by Olivier Gillon * 1978 : ''L'Évasion (film, 1978), L'Évasion'' – by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro * 1978 : ''La Traversée (film, 1978), La Traversée'' – by Paul Dopff and Gabriel Cotto * 1978 : ''La Traversée by l'Atlantique à la rame'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1979 : ''Belzebuth roi des mouches'' – by Patrick Traon and Jean-Claude Langlart * 1979 : ''Blaise (court métrage), Blaise'' – by Hippolyte Girardot * 1979 : ''Cavalier mécanique'' – by Françoise Gloagen * 1979 : ''Drame dans la forêt'' – by Thérèse Mallinson * 1979 : ''D'une gompa l'autre'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1979 : ''L'E motif'' – by Jean-Christophe Villard * 1979 : ''Flagrant délit (court métrage), Flagrant délit'' – by Jean-Pierre Jacquet * 1979 : ''Harlem nocturne'' – by Pierre Barletta * 1979 : ''Jean-Émile'' – by Hippolyte Girardot * 1979 : ''Nuits blanches'' – by Nicole Dufour * 1979 : ''Supermouche'' – by Paul Dopff * 1979 : ''Le Temps d'aspirer'' – by Jean Gillet * 1979 : ''Le Trouble-fête'' – by Bernard Palacios * 1979 : ''Quatre mille images fœtales'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd

Short films of the 1980s

* 1980 : ''Actualités (court métrage), Actualités'' – by Jean-Jacques Sebbane * 1980 : ''L'Échelle (film), L'Échelle'' – by Alain Ughetto * 1980 : ''Hunga'' – by Kali Carlini * 1980 : ''Le Manège (film, 1980), Le Manège'' – by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro * 1980 : ''Les Musus'' – by Otmar Gutmann * 1980 : ''Rien by spécial'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1980 : ''La Tendresse du maudit'' – by Jean-Manuel Costa * 1980 : ''Tendre moignon'' – by Jean-Yves Amir and Olivier Langlois * 1980 : ''Les Trois Inventeurs'' – by

* 1980 : ''Trois thèmes'' – by Alexandre Alexeieff and

* 1980 : ''Un matin ordinaire'' – by Michel Gauthier (director), Michel Gauthier * 1981 : ''L'Argent ne fait pas le moine'' – by Jean-Luc Trotignon * 1981 : ''Allons-y la jeunesse'' – by Gérard Collin * 1981 : ''Désert (court métrage), Désert'' – by José Xavier * 1981 : ''Les Filles by l'égalité'' – by

* 1981 : ''Morfocipris'' – by Jean-Christophe Villard * 1981 : ''Les Pieds Nickelés and le trésor d'Ali-Naja'' – by René Charles * 1981 : ''Trou (court métrage), Trou'' – by Pascal Tirmant * 1982 : ''Chronique 1909'' – by

and

* 1982 : ''Je demain'' – by Jean-Pierre Ader * 1982 : ''La Légende du pauvre bossu'' – by

* 1982 : ''Le Rêve by Pygmalion'' – by Josiane Perillat * 1982 : ''Sans préavis'' – by Michel Gauthier (director), Michel Gauthier * 1982 : ''Le Voyage d'Orphée'' – by Jean-Manuel Costa * 1983 : ''Au-delà by minuit'' – by Pierre Barletta * 1983 : ''Compte courant'' – by Paul Dopff * 1983 : ''L'Invité (court métrage), L'Invité'' – by Guy Jacques * 1983 : ''Néantderthal'' – by Jean-Christophe Villard * 1983 : ''Pedibus'' – by Paul Dopff * 1983 : ''La Photographie'' – by Gérald Frydman – (Belgium/France) * 1983 : ''La Princesse insensible'' – by

* 1983 : ''Râ (court métrage), Râ'' – by Thierry Barthes and Pierre Jamin * 1984 : ''La Boule'' – by Alain Ughetto * 1984 : ''La Campagne est si belle'' – by Michel Gauthier (director), Michel Gauthier * 1984 : ''Carnet by voyage Quebec-La Rochelle'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1984 : ''5 doigts pour el pueblo'' – by Bruce Krebs and Mireille Boucard * 1984 : ''Le Cirque des trois petits animaux tristes'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1984 : ''Coloclip'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1984 : ''L'Enfant by la haute mer (court métrage), L'Enfant by la haute mer'' – by Patrick Deniau * 1984 : ''Paysage by rêve'' – by Paul Dopff * 1984 : ''Question by forme'' – by Alain Monclin * 1985 : ''Bleu marine and rouge pompon'' – by Jacques Rouxel (auteur by dessins animés), Jacques Rouxel * 1985 : ''Carnets d'esquisses'' – by Michaël Gaumnitz * 1985 : ''Contes crépusculaires'' – by Yves Charnay * 1985 : ''Criminal Tango'' – by Solweig von Kleist * 1985 : ''2 ou 3 choses que je sais by la Bretagne'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1985 : ''Les Deux petits noctambules'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1985 : ''Le Petit Cirque dans les étoiles'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1985 : ''La Prisonnière (film, 1985), La Prisonnière'' – by René Laloux and Philippe Caza * 1985 : ''La Quête du vieux clown'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1985 : ''Spirale (court métrage), Spirale'' – by Henri Heidsieck * 1985 : ''Traverses'' – by Antoine Lopez * 1985 : ''Un beau matin (court métrage), Un beau matin'' – by Serge Avédikian * 1986 : ''L'Éléphant and la Baleine'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1986 : ''Le Film file'' – by Nicolas Gautron * 1986 : ''Frankenstein circus'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1986 : ''French Gallup'' – by Claude Huhardeaux * 1986 : ''La Montagne du loup'' – by Henri Heidsieck * 1986 : ''Les Perles by l'amour'' – by Francis Leroi * 1986 : ''Le Petit Cirque by toutes les couleurs'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1986 : ''Les Quatre Vœux'' – by

* 1986 : ''Taureau (1986 film), Taureau'' – by Marianne Guilhou * 1986 : ''Un point c'est tout'' – by Claude Rocher * 1986 : ''La Ville (court métrage), La Ville'' – by Sophie Mariller * 1986 : ''Zebra Crossing Blues'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1987 : ''Brume, escale trop courte'' – by Hugues Bourdoncle * 1987 : ''Comment Wang-Fô fut sauvé (film, 1987), Comment Wang Fo fut sauvé'' – by René Laloux * 1987 : ''Cythère, l'apprentie sorcière'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1987 : ''Élégance and joyeux anniversaire'' – by Paul Dopff * 1987 : ''L'Île fantôme'' – by Jean-François Laguionie * 1987 : ''Lucie s'est échappée'' – by Nicole Dufour * 1987 : ''Métamorphoses (série by sept jingles)'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1987 : ''Pépère and Mémère'' – by Federico Vitali * 1987 : ''Transatlantique (court-métrage, 1987), Transatlantique'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1987 : ''Variations (court métrage), Variations'' – by Patrick Deniau * 1988 : ''Déchirure vaudou'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1988 : ''L'Escalier chimérique'' – by Daniel Guyonnet * 1988 : ''Jumpin' Jacques Splash'' – by Jerzy Kular and Isabelle Foucher * 1988 : ''La Princesse des diamants'' – by

* 1988 : ''La Rage du désert'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1988 : ''Sculpture, sculptures'' – by

* 1988 : ''Stylo (court métrage), Stylo'' – by Paul Coudsi and Daniel Borenstein * 1988 : ''Thulé (court métrage), Thulé'' – by Serge Verny * 1988 : ''Le Topologue'' – by Marc Caro * 1988 : ''Toujours plus vite'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1988 : ''Valence je t'aime'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1988 : ''Une minute pour les droits by l'homme'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1989 : ''À la recherche du temps perdu (court métrage), À la recherche du temps perdu'' – by Gilles Burgard * 1989 : ''Amerlock'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1989 : ''La Belle France'' – Bob Godfrey * 1989 : ''Book toon'' – by Jacques-Rémy Girerd * 1989 : ''Ça n'colle plus'' – by Vincent Bonnet * 1989 : ''Nos adieux au music-hall'' – by Laurent Pouvaret * 1989 : ''La Planète des salades'' – by Paul Dopff * 1989 : ''La Reine cruelle'' – by

* 1989 : ''Princes and Princesses'' – by

Short films of the 1990s

* 1990 : ''Haut pays des neiges'' – by Bernard Palacios * 1990 : ''L'Intrus (films, 1990), L'Intrus'' – by Michel Gauthier (director), Michel Gauthier * 1990 : ''Le Manteau by la vieille dame (Ciné Si)'' – by

* 1990 : ''Nature morte'' – by Georges Le Piouffle * 1991 : ''Les Effaceurs'' – by Gérald Frydman – (Belgium/France) * 1991 : ''Elles (court métrage), Elles'' – by Joanna Quinn * 1991 : ''L'Encadré'' – by – (Belgium/France) * 1991 : ''Hammam (court métrage), Hammam'' – by Florence Miailhe * 1991 : ''I love you my Cerise'' – by Valérie Carmona * 1991 : ''L'Elasto Fragmentoplast'', ''Les Quarxs'' pilote – by

and Benoît Peeters – (France, Belgium) * 1992 : ''L'Amour est un poisson'' – by Éric Vaschetti * 1992 : ''La Ballerine and le ramoneur'' – by Jean Manuel Costa * 1992 : ''Le Dressage des nouvelles par Valentin le désossé'' – by Jean-Christophe Villard * 1992 : ''Le Horla (court métrage), Le Horla'' – by Fréderic Wojtyczka * 1992 : ''Lugne Poe dans l'image'' – by Dirk Van Devondel * 1992 : ''Mondrian Variations'' – by Jaroslaw Kapuscinski * 1992 : ''Le Triangle des Bermudes'' – by Bruce Krebs and Eric Krebs * 1992 : ''Une mission éphémère'' – Piotr Kamler * 1992 : ''Le Wall'' – by

* 1993 : ''Le Criminel (court métrage), Le Criminel'' – by Gianluigi Toccafondo * 1993 : ''Noi Siamo zingarelle'' – by Guionne Leroy * 1993 : ''Tableau d’amour'' – by Bériou * 1994 : ''Deux alpinistes'' – by Bruce Krebs and Pierre Grolleron * 1994 : ''Odeur by ville'' – by Georges Sifianos – (France/Greece) * 1994 : ''Histoire by papier'' – by Jean-Manuel Costa * 1994 : ''Histoire extraordinaire by Mme Veuve Kecskemet'' – by Béla Weisz * 1994 : ''Machinerie II'' – by Michel Digout * 1994 : ''Le Moine and le poisson'' – by Michaël Dudok De Wit * 1994 : ''Pedro (court métrage), Pedro'' – by Igor Leon * 1994 : ''Un nouveau départ'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1994 : ''Une bonne journée'' – by Matthias Bruhn * 1994 : ''Variations (court métrage), Variations'' – by Daniel Borenstein * 1994 : ''Voleur d’écran'' – by Michel Aurousseau, Hervé Huneau and Guy Tual * 1995 : ''L'Abri (court métrage), L'Abri'' – by Arnaud Pendrié * 1995 : ''La Grande migration'' – by Iouri Tcherenkov * 1995 : ''Paroles en l'air'' – by Sylvain Vincendeau * 1995 : ''Terra incognita (1994 film), Terra Incognita'' – by Olivier Cotte * 1995 : ''Scheherazade (1995 film), Schéhérazade'' – by Florence Miailhe * 1996 : ''ADN (court métrage), ADN'' – by Patrice Chéreau and Marc Thonon * 1996 : ''Déjeuner sur l'herbe'' – by Bruce Krebs * 1996 : ''L'Égoïste'' – by

and

* 1996 : ''Ferrailles'' – by Laurent Pouvaret * 1996 : ''La Petite Sirène (film, 1996), La Petite Sirène'' – by André Lindon * 1996 : ''Silenzio and Tralala'' – by Pierre Clément (director), Pierre Clément * 1996 : ''Silicose vallée'' – by Didier Guyard * 1996 : ''Taxi by nuit'' – by Marco Castilla * 1996 : ''Toro by nuit'' – by Philippe Archer * 1997 : ''Le Chat (court métrage), Le Chat'' – by Benjamin Fleury * 1997 : ''Chéri, viens voir !'' – by Claire Fouquet * 1997 : '' Du tableau noir à l'écran blanc'' – by Paul Dopff * 1997 : ''Dernière invention'' – by Lolo Zazar * 1997 : ''Du Sel pour les œufs !'' – by Jean-Pascal Princiaux * 1997 : ''L'Envol des frères Wright'' – by Stéphane Roche and Fabrice Turrier * 1997 : ''Gudule (court métrage), Gudule'' – by Sylvie Guérard * 1997 : ''L'Homme aux bras ballants'' – by Laurent Gorgiard * 1997 : ''Hors-jeu (film, 1997), Hors-jeu'' – by Éric Belliardo * 1997 : ''Marcel attaque'' – by Diane Delavallée * 1997 : ''Paint Movie'' – by Rafaël Gray * 1997 : ''Pings 1'' – by Pierre Coffin * 1997 : ''Pings 2'' – by Pierre Coffin * 1997 : ''Le Roman by mon âme'' – by Solweig Von Kleist * 1997 : ''Un jour'' – by Marie Picou, Marie Paccou * 1997 : ''La Vache qui voulait sauter par-dessus l'église'' – by Guillaume Casset * 1997 : ''Vilain Crapaud'' – by David Garcia * 1997 : ''23, rue des Martyrs'' – by Luc Perez * 1997 : ''Ziboo'' – by Christophe Devaux and Christos Kokkinidis * 1997 : ''Zob by Moor'' – by François Perreau and Franck Guillou * 1998 : ''Amour… by gare'' – by Rémi Lucas * 1998 : ''Au bout du monde (film, 2000), Au bout du monde'' – by Konstantin Bronzit * 1998 : ''La Bouche cousue'' – by Jean-Luc Gréco and Catherine Buffat * 1998 : ''Captain Scott'' – by Arnaud Maironi * 1998 : ''Carnavallée'' – by Aline Ahond * 1998 : ''Le Cavalier bleu (film), Le Cavalier bleu'' – by Bertrand Mandico * 1998 : ''Le Chat d'appartement'' – by Sarah Roper * 1998 : ''Cloison (court métrage), Cloison'' – by Bériou * 1998 : ''Le Cyclope by la mer'' – by Philippe Jullien * 1998 : ''Eden (film, 1998), Eden'' – by Diane Delavallée * 1998 : ''Mon Île, c'est le paradis'' – by Franck Guillem * 1998 : ''Mon placard'' – by Stéphane Blanquet and Stéphanie Michel * 1998 : ''La Neige qui tombe'' – by Stéphane Roche * 1998 : ''L'Œil du loup (film), L'Œil du loup'' – by Hoël Caouissin * 1998 : ''La Vieille Dame and les Pigeons'' – by

* 1998 : ''Viva la Muerte (film, 1997), Viva la Muerte'' – by Laurent Gorgiard * 1999 : ''Au premier dimanche d'août'' – by Florence Miaïlhe * 1999 : ''Harold's Planet'' – by Serge Elissalde * 1999 : ''Joyeux Anniversaire (film), Joyeux Anniversaire'' – by Darielle Tillon * 1999 : ''Maaz'' – by

* 1999 : ''Les Misérables (films, 1999), Les Misérables'' – by Geoffroy by Crécy * 1999 : ''Les Noces by Viardot'' – by Jean Rubak * 1999 : ''Nous sommes immortels'' – by Daniel Guyonnet * 1999 : ''Paf le Moustique'' – by Jérôme Calvet and Jean-François Bourrel * 1999 : ''Ponpon (film, 1999), Ponpon'' – by Fabien Drouet * 1999 : ''Premier domicile connu'' – by Laurent Bénégui * 1999 : ''Le Puits (film, 1999), Le Puits'' – by Jérôme Boulbès * 1999 : ''Share Brothers'' – by Guillaume Le Gouill * 1999 : ''Squat (film, 1999), Squat'' – by Savin Yeatman-Eiffel * 1999 : ''Tant qu'il y aura des pommes'' – by Manuel Otéro * 1999 : ''The Gnome's Quest'' – by Pierre Coffin and Jean-Colas Prunier – (Japan/France) * 1999 : ''Un couteau dans les fourchettes'' – by

and

Short films of the 2000s

* 2000 : ''Ainsi font...'' – by Sébastien Chort, Paul Guerillon, Florence Pernet * 2000 : ''Le Bain'' – by Florent Mounier * 2000 : ''La Danse des asperges sarrasines'' – by Christophe Le Borgne * 2000 : ''Disparitions (film, 2000), Disparitions'' – by Claire Fouquet * 2000 : ''Des Plofs à Noireilles'' – by Pauline Rebufat * 2000 : ''L'Enfant by la haute mer (court métrage, 2000), L'Enfant by la haute mer'' – by Laëtitia Gabrielli, Pierre Marteel, Mathieu Renoux and Max Tourret * 2000 : ''L'Escargot by Marion'' – by Manuel Hauss, Sophie Penziki, Mathieu Pavageau, Pierre Lutic, Charles Beirnaert * 2000 : ''Fini Zayo'' – by Catherine Buffat and Jean-Luc Gréco * 2000 : ''Geraldine (2000 film), Geraldine'' – by Arthur by Pins * 2000 : ''Les Oiseaux en cage ne peuvent pas voler'' – by Luis Briceno * 2000 : ''On n'est pas des sauvages !'' – by Aline Ahond, Marie-Christine Perrodin, Philippe Jullien and Guillaume Casset * 2000 : ''Raoul and Jocelyne'' – by Serge Elissalde * 2000 : ''Révolution (film, 2000), Révolution'' – by Manuel Otéro * 2000 : ''Ronde (film, 2000), Ronde'' – by Fabrice Piéton * 2000 : ''Tadeus'' – by Philippe Jullien and Jean-Pierre Lemouland * 2000 : ''Le Train en marche'' – by Robert Sahakiants (France/Arménie) * 2000 : ''Tutu (film, 2000), Tutu'' – by Pascal Dalet and Georges Sifianos * 2000 : ''Zèbres (film, 2000), Zèbres'' – by Bruce Krebs * 2001 : ''Bas les masses'' – by Arnaud Pendrie * 2001 : ''La Belle au bois d'or'' – by Bernard Palacios * 2001 : ''Le Conte du monde flottant'' – by Alain Escalle – (France/Japan) * 2001 : ''La Fabrik'' – by Yann Jouette * 2001 : ''Les Filles, l'âne and les bœufs'' – by Francine Chassagnac * 2001 : ''Icebergclub'' – by Jean-Pascal Princiaux * 2001 : ''La Mort by Tau'' – by Jérôme Boulbès * 2001 : ''Le Nez à la fenêtre'' – by

and

* 2001 : ''Noé Noé'' – by Manuel Hauss * 2001 : ''Petite escapade'' – by Pierre-Luc Granjon * 2001 : ''Le Petit Vélo dans la tête'' – by Fabrice Fouquet * 2001 : ''Sommeils (film, 2001), Sommeils'' – by Ira Vicari * 2001 : ''Toro Loco'' – by Manuel Otéro * 2001 : ''Tso-ji'' – by Jean-young Kim * 2001 : ''Un âne'' – by Aline Ahond * 2001 : ''Zodiac (court métrage), Zodiac'' – by Oerd Van Cuijlenborg * 2002 : ''La Cancion du microsillon'' – by Laurent Pouvaret * 2002 : ''Cœur en panne'' – by Bruce Krebs, Pierre Veck and Pierre Grolleron * 2002 : ''La Femme papillon'' – by Virginie Bourdin – (Belgium/France) * 2002 : ''François le Vaillant'' – by Carles Porta * 2002 : ''Le Jardin (film, 2002), Le Jardin'' – by Marie Paccou * 2002 : ''Jean Paille'' – by Marc Ménager * 2002 : ''Ligne by vie (film, 2002), Ligne by vie'' – by Serge Avédikian * 2002 : ''Le Papillon (film, 2003), Le Papillon'' – by Antoine Antin and Jenny Rakotomamonjy * 2002 : ''Insult to Injury (film), Insult to Injury'' – by Sébastien Cazes * 2002 : ''L'Odeur du chien mouillé'' – by Éric Montchaud * 2002 : ''Les Oiseaux blancs, les oiseaux noirs'' – by Florence Miailhe * 2002 : ''Le Trop petit prince'' – by Zoïa Trofimova * 2003 : ''Bip-Bip (film, 2003), Bip-Bip'' – by Romain Segaud * 2003 : ''Casa (film, 2003), Casa'' – by Sylvie Léonard (director), Sylvie Léonard * 2003 : ''Calypso Is Like So'' – by Bruno Collet * 2003 : ''Le Château des autres'' – by Pierre-Luc Granjon * 2003 : ''Circuit marine'' – by Isabelle Favez – (France/Canada) * 2003 : ''Destino'' – by

– (France/UK) * 2003 : ''Circuit Marine'' – by Isabelle Favez * 2003 : ''L'Écrivain (film, 2003), L'Écrivain'' – by Frits Standaert – (France/Belgium) * 2003 : ''Electronic Performers'' – by Arnaud Ganzerli, Laurent Bourdoiseau and Jérôme Blanquet * 2003 : ''Merveilleusement gris'' – by Geoffroy Barbet Massin * 2003 : ''Patates (film, 2003), Patates'' – by Éric Reynier * 2003 : ''Le Portefeuille (film, 2003), Le Portefeuille'' – by Vincent Bierrewaerts – (Belgium/France) * 2003 : ''Pour faire le portrait d’un loup'' – by Philippe Petit-Roulet * 2003 : ''Raging Blues'' – by

and Lyonel Mathieu * 2003 : ''Rascagnes'' – by Jérôme Boulbès * 2003 : ''La Routine'' – by Cédric Babouche * 2003 : ''Salace'' – by Pierre Tasso * 2003 : ''Spirale (film, 2003), Spirale'' – by Michael Le Meur * 2003 : ''Tueurs français'' – by Nicolas Jacquet * 2004 : ''2002 nature'' – by Bruce Krebs * 2004 : ''L'Ami y'a bon (film), L'Ami y'a bon'' – by Rachid Bouchareb * 2004 : ''L'Attaque des pieds by l'espace'' – by Yann Jouette * 2004 : ''La Dernière minute'' – by Nicolas Salis * 2004 : ''Des câlins dans la cuisine'' – by Sébastien Laudenbach * 2004 : ''L'Éléphant and les quatre aveugles'' – by Vladimir Petkevitch * 2004 : ''L'Inventaire fantôme'' – by Franck Dion * 2004 : ''La Parole by vie'' – by Pierre La Police * 2004 : ''La Poupée cassée'' – by Louise-Marie Colon – (Belgium/France) * 2004 : ''Le Régulateur (film, 2004), Le Régulateur'' – by Philippe Grammaticopoulos * 2004 : ''La Révolution des crabes'' – by Arthur by Pins * 2004 : ''Sept tonnes deux'' – by Nicolas Deveaux * 2004 : ''Signes by vie'' – by Arnaud Demuynck – (France/Belgium) * 2004 : ''Une histoire vertébrale'' – by Jérémy Clapin * 2005 : ''À l'époque…'' – by Nadine Buss * 2005 : ''Le Building'' – Marco Nguyen, Pierre Perifel, Xavier Ramonède, Olivier Staphylas, and Rémi Zaarour. * 2005 : ''Chahut (film), Chahut'' – by Gilles Cuvelier – (France/Belgium) * 2005 : ''La Chute by l'ange'' – by Geoffroy Barbet Massin * 2005 : ''Le Couloir (film, 2005), Le Couloir'' – by

and

* 2005 : ''Dies iræ (film, 2003), Dies irae'' – by Jean-Gabriel Périot * 2005 : ''Le Fumeur by cigare'' – by Antoine Roegiers * 2005 : ''Le Génie by la boîte by raviolis'' – by Claude Barras * 2005 : ''L'Harmonie cosmique'' – by Jean-Marc Rohart * 2005 : ''Histoire tragique avec fin heureuse'' – by Regina Pessoa – (France/Canada/Portugal) * 2005 : ''Imago...'' – by Cédric Babouche * 2005 : ''James Monde'' – by Soandsau * 2005 : ''Ligne verte (court métrage), Ligne verte'' – by Laurent Mareschal * 2005 : ''Ma bohème'' – by Jean-Yves Parent, Mickaël Moercant and Joël Pinto * 2005 : ''Marottes'' – by Benoît Razy * 2005 : ''Nature morte (film, 2005), Nature morte'' – by Dominique Hoareau * 2005 : ''Novecento : Pianiste'' – by Sarah Van den Boom * 2005 : ''Les Proverbes flamands'' – by Antoine Roegiers * 2005 : ''Sucré (film, 2005), Sucré'' – by Gaël Brisou * 2005 : ''La Tête dans les étoiles'' – by Sylvain Vincendeau * 2005 : ''Un beau matin (court métrage), Un beau matin'' – by Serge Avédikian * 2006 : ''Dog Days (2006 film), Dog Days'' – by Geoffroy by Crécy * 2006 : ''Éclosion'' – by Jérôme Boulbès * 2006 : ''L'Homme by la lune'' – by Serge Elissalde * 2006 : ''Laïka 1957'' – by Khaï-dong Luong and Bruno Bonhoure * 2006 : ''Mauvais Temps'' – by

and

* 2006 : ''Même en rêve'' – by Alice Taylor * 2006 : ''Même les pigeons vont au paradis'' – by Samuel Tourneux * 2006 : ''Morceau (film, 2006), Morceau'' – by Sébastien Laudenbach * 2006 : ''Raymond (film, 2006), Raymond'' – by Fabrice Le Nezet, François Roisin, Jules Janaud – (France/Royaume-Uni) * 2006 : ''Street Life (film), Street Life'' – by Kosal Sok * 2006 : ''The Return of Sergeant Pecker'' – by Pierre Delarue * 2006 : ''Une petite histoire by l'image animée'' – by Joris Clerté à voir sur le site b
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* 2007 : ''Arrosez-les bien !'' – by Christelle Soutif * 2007 : ''Aubade (film, 2007), Aubade'' – by Pierre Bourrigault * 2007 : ''Bâmiyân'' – by Patrick Pleutin * 2007 : ''Berni's Doll'' – by Yann J. * 2007 : ''Boby le zombie'' – by Loïc Guetat * 2007 : ''Ça ne rime à rien'' – by Claude Duty * 2007 : ''Christmas Time is Here'' – by Sébastien Lasserre * 2007 : ''Contre la montre (film, 2007), Contre la montre'' – by Michaël Le Meur * 2007 : ''L'Homme est le seul oiseau qui porte sa cage'' – by Claude Weiss * 2007 : ''Je suis une voix'' – by Cécile Rousset and Jeanne Paturle * 2007 : ''Le jour by gloire...'' – by Bruno Collet * 2007 : ''Le Manteau'' – by Orlanda Laforêt * 2007 : ''Nijuman no Borei'' – by Jean-Gabriel Périot * 2007 : ''Portraits ratés à Sainte-Hélène'' – by Cédric Villain * 2007 : ''Premier voyage'' – by Grégoire Sivan * 2007 : ''Prof Nieto Show: Lesson 3 (Cuniculus)'' – by Luis Nieto * 2007 : ''Soudain (film, 2007), Soudain'' – by Vân Ta-minh * 2007 : ''Oktapodi'' – by Julien Bocabeille, François-Xavier Chanioux, Olivier Delabarre, Thierry Marchand, Quentin Marmier and Emud Mokhberi * 2007 : ''La Saint Festin'' – by Anne-Laure Daffis and Léo Marchand * 2007 : ''Le Vol du poisson'' – by Nicolas Jacquet * 2008 : ''Le Cœur d'Amos Klein'' – by Uri Kranot and Michelle Kranot * 2008 : ''En atendant (court métrage), En attendant'' – by Richard Negre * 2008 : ''Escale'' – by Éléa Gobbé-Mévellec * 2008 : ''Fêlures'' – by Alexis Ducord and Nicolas Pawlowski * 2008 : ''French Roast'' – by Fabrice O. Joubert * 2008 : ''Inukshuk'' – by Camillelvis Thery * 2008 : ''Jazzed'' – by Anton Setola – (Belgium, France, Pays-Bas) * 2008 : ''Mon chinois'' – by Cédric Villain * 2008 : ''Monsieur COK'' – by Franck Dion * 2008 : ''Morana (film), Morana'' – by Simon Bogojevic Narath – (France/Croatie) * 2008 : ''Nuvole, Mani'' – by Simone Massi * 2008 : ''L'Ondée'' – by David Coquard-Dassault * 2008 : ''Popolei'' – by Frédéric Mayer * 2008 : ''Rosa Rosa'' – by Félix Dufour-Laperrière * 2008 : ''Shaman (court métrage), Shaman'' – by Luc Perez – (Denmark/France) * 2008 : ''Skhizein'' – by Jérémy Clapin * 2008 : ''La Vita nuova'' – by Christophe Gautry and Arnaud Demuynck – (France/Belgium) * 2009 : ''Adieu général'' – by Luis Briceno * 2009 : ''Le Bûcheron des mots'' – by Izù Troin * 2009 : ''J'ai encore rêvé d'elle'' – by Geoffroy Barbet Massin * 2009 : ''Jean-François (court métrage), Jean-François'' – by Tom Haugomat and Bruno Mangyoku * 2009 : ''Je criais contre la vie. Ou pour elle'' – by Vergine Keaton * 2009 : ''Les Escargots by Joseph'' – by Sophie Roze * 2009 : ''Logorama and Co.#Fard, Fard'' – by David Alapont and Luis Briceno * 2009 : ''La Femme-squelette'' – by Sarah Van den Boom * 2009 : ''L'Homme à la Gordini'' – by Jean-Christophe Lie * 2009 : ''Logorama'' – du studio H5 (infographie), H5 * 2009 : ''Masques (film), Masques''Masques (film), - by Jérôme Boulbès * 2009 : ''Madagascar,_carnet_de_voyage, Madagascar, carnet de Voyage'' – by Bastien Dubois * 2009 : ''Mei Ling (court métrage), Mei Ling'' – by Stéphanie Lansaque and François Leroy * 2009 : ''Mémoire fossile'' – by Anne-Laure Totaro and Arnaud Demuynck – (France/Belgium) * 2009 : ''Monstre sacré'' – by Jean-Claude Rozec * 2009 : ''L'Oiseau'' – by Samuel Yal * 2009 : ''Le Petit Dragon'' – by Bruno Collet – (France/Switzerland) * 2009 : ''La Promenade du dimanche'' – by José Miguel Ribeiro * 2009 : ''Regarder Oana'' – by Sébastien Laudenbach – (France/Belgium) * 2009 : ''Le Silence sous l'écorce'' – by Joanna Lurie * 2009 : ''Ru (film), Ru'' – by Florentine Grelier * 2009 : ''Thé noir'' – by Serge Elissalde * 2009 : ''Une nouvelle vie !'' – by Fred Joyeux * 2009 : ''Les Ventres'' – by Philippe Grammaticopoulos * 2009 : ''Yulia'' – by Antoine Arditti

Short films of the 2010s

* 2010 : ''Après moi'' – by Paul-Émile Boucher, Thomas Bozovic, Madeleine Charruaud, Dorianne Fibleuil, Benjamin Flouw, Mickaël Riciotti and Antoine Robert * 2010 : ''Babioles'' – by Mathieu Auvray * 2010 : ''Chienne d'histoire'' – by Serge Avédikian * 2010 : ''Chroniques by la poisse'' – by Osman Cerfon * 2010 : ''Cliché !'' – by Cédric Villain * 2010 : ''Le Cirque (court métrage), Le Cirque'' – by Nicolas Brault * 2010 : ''Les Ciseaux pointus'' – by Laurent Foudrot * 2010 : ''Cul by bouteille'' – by Jean-Claude Rozec * 2010 : ''Daniel, une vie en bouteille'' – by Emmanuel Briand, Louis Tardivier and Antoine Tardivier * 2010 : ''La Détente'' – by Pierre Ducos and Bertrand Bey * 2010 : ''Dripped'' – by Léo Verrier * 2010 : ''Ego sum petrus'' – by Julien Dexant * 2010 : ''La Femme à cordes'' – by Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka – (France/Belgium) * 2010 : ''La Femme du lac'' – by Mathilde Philippon-Aginski * 2010 : ''Françoise (court-métrage), Françoise'' – by Elsa Duhamel * 2010 : ''L'Inventeur'' – by Gary Fouchy, Jérémy Guerrieri, Paul Jaulmes, Nicolas Leroy, Leslie Martin, Maud Sertour etAlexandre Toufaili * 2010 : ''Le Loup à poil'' – by Joke Van Der Steen and Valère Lommel * 2010 : ''Love patates, Love patate'' – by Gilles Cuvelier * 2010 : ''Miss Daisy Cutter'' – by Laen Sanches * 2010 : ''Muzorama'' – by Elsa Bréhin, Raphaël Calamote, Mauro Carraro, Maxime Cazaux, Émilien Davaud, Laurent Monneron, Axel Tillement * 2010 : ''Pixels (film, 2010), Pixels'' – by Patrick Jean * 2010 : ''Logorama and Co.#Rubika, Rubika'' * 2010 : ''Vasco (film, 2010), Vasco'' – by Sébastien Laudenbach * 2010 : ''Logorama and Co.#La Vénus by Rabo, La Vénus by Rabo'' – by François Bertin * 2010 : ''The Waterwalk'' – by Johannes Ridder * 2011 : ''Aalterate'' – by Christobal by Oliveira – (France/Pays-Bas) * 2011 : ''Bao (film, 2011), Bao'' – by Sandra Desmazieres * 2011 : ''Bisclavret (film), Bisclavret'' – by Émilie Mercier * 2011 : ''Chase (film, 2011), Chase'' – by Adriaan Lokman – (France/Pays-Bas) * 2011 : ''De riz ou d'Arménie'' – by Hélène Marchal * 2011 : ''Dripped'' – by Léo Verrier * 2011 : ''Fire Waltz (film), Fire Waltz'' – by Marc Ménager * 2011 : ''La Douce'' – by Anne Larricq * 2011 : ''Le coût by la colonne'' – by Cédric Villain * 2011 : ''Les Conquérants (court métrage), Les Conquérants'' – by Sarolta Szabo and Tibor Banoczki * 2011 : ''L'Histoire du petit Paolo'' – by Nicolas Liguori – (Belgium/France) * 2011 : ''Mourir auprès by toi'' – by Spike Jonze and Simon Cahn * 2011 : ''Une Seconde par jour'' – by Richard Negre * 2012 : ''Au poil'' – by Hélène Friren * 2012 : ''Ceux d'en haut'' – by Izù Troin * 2012 : ''5:46 am'' – by Olivier Campagne and Vivien Balzi * 2012 : ''Cinq mètres quatre-vingt'' – by Nicolas Deveaux * 2012 : ''Comme des lapins'' – by Osman Cerfon * 2012 : ''Edmond était un âne'' – by Franck Dion – (France/Canada) * 2012 : ''Kali le petit vampire'' – by Regina Pessoa * 2012 : ''La Queste de Digduguesclin'' – by Sébastien Lasserre * 2012 : ''Le Banquet by la concubine'' – by Hefang Wei – (France/Canada/Switzerland) * 2012 : ''Le printemps, l'automne and l'amour, Le Printemps'' – by Jérôme Boulbès * 2012 : ''Les Souvenirs'' – by Renaud Martin * 2012 : ''Mademoiselle Kiki and les Montparnos'' – by Amélie Harrault * 2012 : ''Merci mon chien (court métrage), Merci mon chien'' – by Julie Rembauville and Nicolas Bianco-Levrin * 2012 : ''N'Djekoh'' – by Grégory Sukiennik * 2012 : ''Palmipedarium'' – by Jérémy Clapin * 2012 : ''Peau by chien'' – by Nicolas Jacquet * 2012 : ''Pixel Joy'' – by Florentine Grelier * 2012 : ''Premier automne'' – by Aude Danset and Carlos by Carvalho * 2012 : ''Tram (film), Tram'' – by Michaela Pavlátová – (France/République tchèque) * 2012 : ''The Caketrope of Burton's Team'' – by Alexandre Dubosc * 2012 : ''The People Who Never Stop'' – by Florian Piento – (France/Japan) * 2013 : ''Betty's Blues'' – by Rémi Vandenitte – (France/Belgium) * 2013 : ''Braise (film, 2013), Braise'' – by Hugo Frassetto * 2013 : ''Cargo Cult'' – by Bastien Dubois * 2013 : ''El canto'' – by Inès Sedan * 2013 : ''Gli immacolati'' – by Ronny Trocker * 2013 : ''La Grosse Bête'' – by Pierre-Luc Granjon * 2013 : ''Hasta Santiago'' – by Mauro Carraro – (France/Switzerland) * 2013 : ''Lonely Bones'' – by Rosto – (France/Pays-Bas) * 2013 : ''Lettres by femmes'' – by Augusto Zanovello * 2013 : ''La Maison by poussière'' – by Jean-Claude Rozec * 2013 : ''Maman (film, 2013), Maman'' – by Ugo Bienvenu and Kevin Manach * 2013 : ''Marchant grenu'' – by François Vogel * 2013 : ''Méandres (film, 2013), Méandres'' – by Élodie Bouédec, Florence Miailhe and Mathilde Philippon-Aginski * 2013 : ''Mr Hublot'' – by Laurent Witz and

– (France/Luxembourg) * 2013 : ''Mustapha and la clématite'' – by Sabine Allard and Marie-Jo Long * 2013 : ''Nain géant'' – by Fabienne Giezendanner – (France/Switzerland) * 2013 : ''Padre (film, 2013), Padre'' by Santiago Bou Grasso – (France/Argentine) * 2013 : ''Professor Kliq - Wire and Flashing Lights'' – by Victor Haeglin * 2013 : ''Sneh'' – by Ivana Ebestová – (France/Slovaquie) * 2013 : ''Sonata (film, 2013), Sonata'' – by Nadia Micault * 2013 : ''Vigia'' – by Marcel Barelli – (France/Switzerland) * 2013 : ''Les Voiles du partage'' – by Pierre Mousquet and Jérôme Cauwe – (France/Belgium) * 2014 : ''La Chair by ma chère'' – by Antoine Blandin * 2014 : ''La Faillite'' – by Jean-Jean Arnoux * 2014 : ''Invasion (film, 2014), Invasion'' – by Hugo Ramirez and Olivier Patté * 2014 : ''Man on the Chair'' – by Dahee Jeong – (France/Corée du sud * 2014 : ''La Petite Casserole d'Anatole'' – by Éric Montchaud * 2014 : ''Le Sens du toucher'' – by Jean-Charles Mbotti Malolo – (France/Switzerland) * 2014 : ''Tempête sur anorak'' – by Paul Cabon * 2014 : ''Wonder (film, 2014), Wonder'' – by Mirai Mizue – (France/Japan)

References

;Bibliography *Beck, J. Animation Art, Flame Tree Publishing Co Ltd, 2004. *Halas, J. Masters of Animation, BBC Books, 1987.

External links

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