Pascal Aubier

Known for

Directing

Born

Jan 7, 1943

From

Paris, France

Pascal Aubier (1943) studied Russian, Chinese, Mongolian, Georgian and Wahilu (New Caledonian) at the Ecole de Langues Orientales in Paris. Aubier was an assistant director to Jean-Luc Godard (Bande à Part, Le Mépris, Pierrot le Fou, Masculin Féminin, Weekend). In 1970 he made his first feature film Valparaiso, Valparaiso. Since then he has made about forty shorts. In 1976, he made his second feature Le Chant du Depart.

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Credits

Pierrot le Fou

19657.3out of 10

Siberiade

19797.2out of 10

Favorites of the Moon

19855.2out of 10

Bonnot's Gang

19685.1out of 10

Monday Morning

20026.0out of 10

Women Are Weak

19595.6out of 10

Chasing Butterflies

19925.8out of 10

Stand Up Crabs, the Sea Is Rising!

19834.0out of 10

Gardens in Autumn

20066.0out of 10

Laissé inachevé à Tokyo

19824.8out of 10

Mona and I

19905.4out of 10

Winter Wind

19697.1out of 10

The Governor's Party

19905.1out of 10

Fun and Games for Everyone

19696.6out of 10

Bye Bye Barbara

19695.0out of 10

Le Cri des hommes

19919.0out of 10

Le Soldat et les Trois Sœurs

19729.0out of 10

The Girl Across the Way

19684.0out of 10