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Jacques Scandelari (July 5, 1943 in Dinard,
France – June 2, 1999 in Paris, France) was a
French film director,
screenwriter and producer. He also produced...
- releases) is a 1978
French experimental **** **** film by
Jacques Scandelari. The film
follows Jérôme (Alain-Guy Giraudon), a
Parisian man who has...
- in the do****entary **** **** in the 70s. New York City
Inferno (Jacques
Scandelari, 1978), a
French experimental **** **** film
featuring a licensed...
- Fermière à
Montfaucon Éric
Rohmer TV
short 1972
Chroniques de
France Jacques Scandelari Max Gérard Jean-Daniel
Simon Episode "Chroniques de
France N° 82"...
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American painter and
illustrator Marvin Merkins,
pseudonym for
Jacques Scandelari (1943–1999),
French film director,
screenwriter and
producer Daphne Merkin...
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Barbarians 1983 Enzo G.
Castellari New York City
Inferno 1978
Jacques Scandelari New York, New York 1977
Martin Scorsese The New York
Ripper 1982 Lucio...
- category.
Pluton started appearing in
cinema films by 1971 with
Jacques Scandelari's Beyond Love and Evil.
Various minor roles followed and he was cast in...
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country that it
inspired its
French distributors Norbert Terry and
Jacques Scandelari to get into the
business of
making their own
local **** productions, establishing...
- (French:
Brigade mondaine) is a 1978
French film
directed by
Jacques Scandelari based on
Michel Brice's
novel edited by Gérard de Villiers.
Patrice Valota:...
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police have also
received some adaptations:
Victims of Vice (dir.
Jacques Scandelari, 1978)
Brigade mondaine : La
secte de
Marrakech (dir. Eddy Matalon, 1979)...
