Philippe Vallois (born 27 August 1948 in Bordeaux, France) is an openly gay screenwriter and director whose film Johan (1976) was selected for the Cannes Film Festival. [1]
Year | French title (original title) | English title | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1975 | Les phalènes | ||
1976 | Johan | Johan | also known as Johan – Mon été 75, Johan, carnet intime homosexuel, and Journal intime homosexuel d'un été 75 |
1977 | Lamento | aka Baisers | |
1979 | Nous étions un seul homme | We Were One Man | |
1983 | Haltéroflic | Rainbow Serpent | |
1984 | Huguette Spengler, ma patrie, la nébuleuse du rêve | ||
1988 | L'énigme des sables | made for TV | |
1999 | Le caméscope | ||
2003 | Un parfum nommé Saïd | ||
2006 | Johan – Secrets du tournage | ||
2007 | Sexus Dei | ||
2008 | Esprit es-tu là? | ||
2008 | La valse des musclés | ||
2012 | Le voyage de l'hippocampe |
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2. “Choreographing Homosexual Desire in Philippe Vallois’ Johan.” Camera Obscura 28.3/83 (December 2013): 124-57.