Director

Louis Grospierre

Born 1927 · Buellas, France

Louis Grospierre was a French film director and screenwriter active in the 1960s and 1970s. He directed films such as Le Temps des loups (1969) and Les Voraces (1973). Grospierre's films often delved into psychological drama and thriller genres, characterized by their intense narratives and complex characters. His contributions to French cinema are noted for their exploration of human psychology and moral ambiguity.

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Louis Grospierre

Directed

Les Anneaux de Bicêtre

Typhelle and Tourteron

Bruno: Sunday's Child

Battling le ténébreux

Les Femmes de Stermetz

Loose in the Trigger

Le Village englouti

Work and Freedom

Les Enfants des autres

Don Quijote

Tarendol

Decameron '69

Fatal Lovers

Simon

Bretonische Legende

Writing