Carlos Vilardebó
Carlos Vilardebó was a Franco-Portuguese film director and screenwriter known for his work in documentary and short films. After studying in Paris, he began his career as an assistant director for notable filmmakers such as Jacques Becker, Julien Duvivier, and Agnès Varda. Vilardebó directed several acclaimed short films, including La petite cuillère (1960), which explores the cultural significance of a spoon in ancient Egyptian rituals. He also directed Calder's Circus (1961), a documentary capturing Alexander Calder's miniature circus performances. His work is characterized by a keen interest in art and culture, often highlighting the intersection of visual art and film.
Crew
Une statuette
Director
Le volet
Director
Enchanted Isles
Director, Writer
My Seal and Them
Assistant Director
Avalanche
Director
L'Eau et la Pierre
Director
Sahara brut 58
Director
Naissance de mille villages
Director
Bilan d'un jour
Director
Véronique ou les Jeunes Filles
Director
À Saint-Paul-de-Vence, la Fondation Maeght
Director
Accumulation d'Arman
Director
Les Mobiles
Director
Les Gouaches de Sandy
Director
Calder's Circus
Director
La Pointe Courte
Assistant Director
La Piste
Director
The Sun's Paths
Director
Les Serviteurs de la Brousse
Director
Prière aux Masques - De Léopold Sedar Senghor
Director
Les Planteurs du Mungo
Director
The Little Spoon
Director
To Live
Director
The Saga of the Sun
Director