Bernard Stora

• Name — Bernard Stora • Born — 22 November 1942 • Birthplace — Marseille, France • Occupation — Director, Screenwriter • Years Active — 1964-present

• Year — Title — Role — Box office — Notes • 1964 — Inferno — Assistant director — $400.000 — Directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot • Patate — Assistant director — $10.4 million — Directed by Robert Thomas • 1966 — Le Père Noël a les yeux bleus — Assistant director — Directed by Jean Eustache • 1968 — Le tatoué — Assistant director — $24.1 million — Directed by Denys de La Patellière • Les cracks — Assistant director — $22.1 million — Directed by Alex Joffé • 1969 — Le clan des siciliens — Assistant director — $36.2 million — Directed by Henri Verneuil • Staircase — Assistant director — $1.9 million — Directed by Stanley Donen • 1970 — Le Cercle Rouge — Assistant director — $32.5 million — Directed by Jean-Pierre Melville • Darling Lili — Assistant director — $3.3 million — Directed by Blake Edwards • 1971 — The Married Couple of the Year Two — Assistant director — $21.2 million — Directed by Jean-Paul Rappeneau • Un peu de soleil dans l'eau froide — Assistant director — $3.4 million — Directed by Jacques Deray • The Burglars — Assistant director — $33.1 million — Directed by Henri Verneuil • 1972 — Le Tueur — Assistant director — $6.8 million — Directed by Denys de La Patellière • 1973 — The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob — Assistant director — $54.7 million — Directed by Gérard Oury • Story of a Love Story — Assistant director — Directed by John Frankenheimer • 1975 — French Connection II — Assistant director — $18.2 million — Directed by John Frankenheimer • 1977 — Shadow of the Castles — Assistant director — Directed by Daniel Duval • 1978 — La Carapate — Second Unit Director — $21.9 million — Directed by Gérard Oury • La tortue sur le dos — Actor — $255.000 — Directed by Luc Béraud • 1979 — L'adoption — Writer — Directed by Marc Grunebaum • 1980 — Three Men to Kill — Second Unit Director — $16.5 million — Directed by Jacques Deray • The Umbrella Coup — Second Unit Director — $18.4 million — Directed by Gérard Oury • 1981 — For a Cop's Hide — Second Unit Director — $17.8 million — Directed by Alain Delon • 1982 — Le Choc — Second Unit Director — $11.3 million — Directed by Robin Davis • All Fired Up — Second Unit Director — $17.1 million — Directed by Jean-Paul Rappeneau • 1983 — Le jeune marié — Director & writer — $3.2 million • Le Battant — Second Unit Director — $14.5 million — Directed by Alain Delon • Pablo est mort — Writer — TV movie directed by Philippe Lefebvre • 1984 — The Judge — Writer — Directed by Philippe Lefebvre • 1985 — An Impudent Girl — Writer — $20.7 million — Directed by Claude Miller Nominated - César Award for Best Original Screenplay or Adaptation • True West — Adaptation — Play directed by Jean-Michel Ribes & Luc Béraud • 1986 — L'inconnue de Vienne — Director & writer — TV movie • 1987 — Vent de panique — Director & writer • 1988 — La petite amie — Writer — $375.000 — Directed by Luc Béraud • 1989 — À corps et à cris — Writer — TV movie directed by Josée Dayan • 1990 — Six crimes sans assassins — Director & writer — TV movie • Le retour d'Arsène Lupin — Writer — TV series (1 episode) directed by Jordi Cadena • 1991 — La grande dune — Director & writer — TV movie • All Out — Writer — Directed by Thomas Koerfer • 1992 — Max et Jérémie — Writer — $4.7 million — Directed by Claire Devers • Stranger in the House — Writer — $3.1 million — Directed by Georges Lautner • La femme à l'ombre — Writer — TV movie directed by Thierry Chabert • 1993 — The Flood — Writer — Directed by Igor Minaiev • Partenaires — Director — Play • 1994 — Consentement mutuel — Director & writer — $1 million • La corruptrice — Director & writer — TV movie • Les nuiteux — Writer — TV movie directed by Josée Dayan • Couchettes express — Writer — TV movie directed by Luc Béraud • 1996 — Sixième classique — Director & writer — TV movie • Crédit bonheur — Writer — TV movie directed by Luc Béraud • 1997 — Avocat d'office — Director & writer — TV series (1 episode) • 1999 — Un dérangement considérable — Director & writer — Cairo International Film Festival - Best Screenplay Cairo International Film Festival - Golden Pyramid Mons International Festival of Love Films - Prix Ciné Femme • George Dandin — Director — TV movie • 2000 — Mémoires en fuite — Writer — TV movie directed François Marthouret • 2001 — Demain et tous les jours après — Director & writer — TV movie • L'aîné des Ferchaux — Director & writer — TV mini-series • 2002 — Les amants de Mogador — Writer — TV movie directed Souheil Ben-Barka • 2003 — Une preuve d'amour — Director & writer — TV movie Luchon International Film Festival - Grand Prize French Fiction • 2004 — Suzie Berton — Director & writer — TV movie Festival du Film Policier de Cognac - Grand Prix Téléfilm • Une autre vie — Writer — TV movie directed by Luc Béraud • 2006 — Le Grand Charles — Director, writer & Narrator — TV mini-series Festival de Programmes Audiovisuels - TV Series Luchon International Film Festival - Grand Prize History Nominated - Banff World Media Festival - Best Mini-Series • 2008 — Elles et Moi — Director & writer — TV mini-series • 2010 — Le 3e jour — Director & writer — TV movie • 2011 — Isabelle disparue — Director & writer — TV movie • Celle que j'attendais — Director & writer — TV movie • Bienvenue à Bouchon — Writer — TV movie directed by Luc Béraud • 2013 — La dernière campagne — Director & writer — TV movie Luchon International Film Festival - Best Screenplay • Ce monde est fou — Writer — TV movie directed by Badreddine Mokrani • 2014 — La douce empoisonneuse — Director & writer — TV movie • 2020 — Villa Caprice — Director & writer