Weisz, Claude

(March II, 1939, Paris, France - )

   Having graduated from the IDHEC in 1963, he was an assistant director (1964 Le Nouvel Âge de Pierre, short, Martin-Pierre Hubrecht) and worked for TV (1966-1970) after his military service as a reporter and photographer (1964-1965). He collaborated on Dictionnaire du Cinéma (Raymond Bellour and Jean-Jacques Brochier, Editions Universitaires, 1966) and wrote texts for the review Journal et Liberté (1989-1991).

 Filmography

1963 ◘ La Grande Grève (short; co-director only)

1966 ◘ L'Inconnue (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)

1969 ◘ Un Village au Québec (documentary; short)

        ◘ Montréal (documentary; short)

        ◘ Deux Aspects du Canada (documentary; short)

        ◘ Une Saison dans la Vie d'Emmanuel (also screenwriter, dialogist; shot in 1972)

        ◘ Hongrie, vers quel Socialisme? (documentary; also co-author of commentary)

        ◘ Tibor Déry, Portrait d'un Ecrivain hongrois (documentary; short)

        ◘ L'Huître boudeuse (documentary; short)

        ◘ Ancienne Maison Godin ou Le Familistère de Guise (documentary; short)

        ◘ Passementiers et Rubaniers (documentary; short)

1980 ◘ La Chanson du Mal-Aimé / Pisen nemilovaného 1981 ( also screenwriter; dialogist, France / Czechoslovakia; unreleased)

1985 ◘ C'était la dernière Année de ma Vie (short; unreleased)

        ◘ On l'appelait . . . le Roi laid (documentary; also author of commentary)

        ◘ Nous aimons tant le Cinéma (documentary; short)

 Television Filmography

2000 ◘ Portraits d'une Génération pour l'An 2000 (doc­umentary)

2002 ◘ Femmes de Peine, Femmes de Cœur (documentary)

   Video Filmography

1998 ◘ La Porte de Sarp est ouverte (documentary)

2002 ◘ Une Histoire balbynienne (documentary)