Pierre Kast




Pierre Kast (French: [kast]; 22 September 1920, Paris – 20 October 1984, Rome) was a French screenwriter and film and television director.




Contents






  • 1 Biography


  • 2 Filmography


    • 2.1 Director


    • 2.2 Assistant director


    • 2.3 Writer




  • 3 External links





Biography


A member of the Cahiers du cinéma in the 1950s, Kast created many short films and documentaries.


Kast died from a heart attack on board an aircraft on 20 October 1984, aged 64.



Filmography



Director



  • 1949: Les Charmes de l'existence, codirected with Jean Grémillon (short film)

  • 1951: Les Femmes du Louvre (documentary)

  • 1951: Arithmétique (documentary)

  • 1952: Je sème à tout vent

  • 1954: L'Architecte maudit: Claude-Nicolas Ledoux (short film)

  • 1957: Le Corbusier, l'architecte du bonheur (short film)

  • 1957: Amour de poche

  • 1959: Images pour Baudelaire

  • 1959: Des ruines et des hommes, codirected with Marcelle Lioret (short film)

  • 1960: Le Bel Âge (fr)

  • 1960: Une question d'assurance

  • 1960: La Morte saison des amours

  • 1960: Thank You, Natercia

  • 1962: P.X.O. (documentary)

  • 1963: Portuguese Vacation

  • 1964: Le Grain de sable (fr)

  • 1965: La Brûlure de mille soleils (short film)

  • 1966: Les Carnets Brésiliens (TV documentary)

  • 1968: Bandeira Branca de Oxalá (documentary)

  • 1968: Drôle de jeu, codirected with Jean-Daniel Pollet

  • 1972: Les Soleils de l'Ile de Pâques

  • 1976: Un animal doué de déraison (A Nudez de Alexandra)

  • 1980: Le Soleil en face

  • 1982: La Guérilléra

  • 1985: L'Herbe rouge (TV)



Assistant director



  • 1949: Pattes blanches by Jean Grémillon

  • 1951: L'Étrange Madame X by Jean Grémillon

  • 1952: Jeux interdits, de René Clément (non credited)

  • 1955: French Cancan by Jean Renoir

  • 1955: Les Carnets du Major Thompson by Preston Sturges



Writer



  • 1951: Arithmétique with Raymond Queneau

  • 1952: Je sème à tout vent with François Chalais

  • 1955: The Red Cloak

  • 1959: Des ruines et des hommes with Marcelle Lioret

  • 1960: Le Bel Âge (fr) with Jacques Doniol-Valcroze

  • 1960: Une question d'assurance

  • 1960: La Morte saison des amours

  • 1960: Merci Natercia! with Peter Oser

  • 1963: Vacances portugaises with Alain Aptekman, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze and Robert Scipion

  • 1964: Le Grain de sable with Alain Aptekman

  • 1965: Une balle au cœur with Didier Goulard and Jean-Daniel Pollet

  • 1965: La Brûlure de mille soleils with Eduard Luis

  • 1966: Les Carnets Brésiliens (TV)

  • 1968: Bandeira Branca de Oxalá with Jean-Gabriel Albicocco

  • 1970: Le Maître du temps with Jean-Daniel Pollet

  • 1971: Le Petit matin with Jean-Gabriel Albicocco

  • 1972: Les Soleils de l'Ile de Pâques

  • 1974: L'Ironie du sort with Paul Guimard and Édouard Molinaro

  • 1976: Un animal doué de déraison (A Nudez de Alexandra)

  • 1980: Le Soleil en face with Alain Aptekman

  • 1982: La Guérilléra with Antonio Tarruella

  • 1985: L'Herbe rouge (TV)



External links




  • Pierre Kast biography on newwavefilm.com


  • Pierre Kast on IMDb


  • Pierre Kast at AllMovie









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