Alain Jomy
Alain Jomy (born 23 April 1941 in Nice) is a French film music composer, music critic, film critic, director, and writer. He trained at the École Normale de Musique de Paris where he was taught by Hélène Boschi.
Alain Jomy
- Born
- 1941 · Nice.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- film critic · director · composer · writer
- Education
- École Normale de Musique de Paris Alfred Cortot · Institut des hautes études cinématographiques
- Teachers
- Hélène Boschi
- Languages
- French
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Filmography
Filmography
• 1972: La Soirée du baron Swenbeck, by Hubert Niogret (short film) • 1974: Nouvelles de Henry James, by Luc Béraud (TV series) (episode Ce qui savait Morgan) • 1976: The Best Way to Walk, by Claude Miller • 1977: This Sweet Sickness, by Claude Miller • 1980: L'Embrumé, by Josée Dayan (TV) • 1980: Haine, by Dominique Goult • 1980: The Little Mermaid, by Roger Andrieux • 1980: Anthracite, by Édouard Niermans • 1981: Instinct de femme, by Claude Othnin-Girard • 1981: Les Filles de Grenoble, by Joël Le Moigné • 1984: O Lugar do Morto, by António-Pedro Vasconcelos • 1985: L'Art d'aimer, by Dominique Cabrera • 1985: An Impudent Girl, by Claude Miller • 1988: The Little Thief, by Claude Miller • 1991: Flora de Dresde, by Alain Jomy (short film) • 1992: Ladrão Que Rouba a Anão Tem Cem Anos de Prisão, by Jorge Paixão da Costa (short film) • 1992: Le Lieutenant Lorena (Aqui D'El Rei!), by António-Pedro Vasconcelos (TV) • 1992: Un ballon dans la tête, by Michaëla Watteaux (TV) • 1992: The Accompanist, by Claude Miller • 1992: Les Eaux dormantes, by Jacques Tréfouel • 1993: Une image de trop, by Jean-Claude Missiaen (TV) • 1995: Été brulant, by Jérôme Foulon (TV) • 1996: L'Île aux secrets, by Bruno Herbulot (TV) • 1997: Oranges amères, by Michel Such • 1997: Le Garçon d'orage, by Jérôme Foulon (TV) • 1998: Un taxi dans la nuit, by Alain-Michel Blanc (TV) • 1998: Il n'y a pas d'amour sans histoires by Jérôme Foulon • 1999: Jaime, by António-Pedro Vasconcelos • 2001: Un cœur oublié, by Philippe Monnier (TV) • 2001: Une femme amoureuse, by Jérôme Foulon (TV) • 2004: Une autre vie by Luc Béraud • 2005: La storia di B. by Alexandre Messina • 2009: Les Marais criminels by Alexandre Messina
Documentary record
Alain Jomy (born 23 April 1941) is recorded as a composer, film critic, film director and writer. The birth of Alain Jomy is recorded on 23 April 1941 in Nizza.
Theatre
Theatre
• 1981: Music for La Môme vert-de-gris staged by Jean-Pierre Bastid after Poison Ivy by Peter Cheyney
Publications
• Heureux comme à Monterey, Calmann-Lévy, 2000 • Le livre d'Elena, Ramsay, 2007 • Olga et les siens, Alma Editeur, on Babeblio 2018,
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- “Alain Jomy”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Awards
• Diapason d'Or 2008 for the DVD of the documentary film (1h 30) directed by Alain Jomy: Pablo Casals. Un musicien dans le monde.
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