Directing
Émile Cohl
Born January 4, 1857 Paris, France
Biography
Émile Cohl (French: [kol]; January 4, 1857 – January 20, 1938), born Émile Eugène Jean Louis Courtet, was a French caricaturist of the largely forgotten Incoherent Movement, cartoonist, and animator, called "The Father of the Animated Cartoon" and "The Oldest Parisian".
Directed Films
6.0
The Adventures of Nickel-Feet
1918·Animation
5.3
Bewitched Matches
1913·Fantasy
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Le Voyage Fantastique de Marius
1912
5.3
The Achievements of Will O' the Wisp
1912·Animation
3.5
Jobard Changes Hands
1911·Comedy
4.3
Jobard Is Asked to Marry
1911·Comedy
4.0
Jobard, Acting Fiancé
1911·Comedy
5.0
Vengeance of the Spirits
1911·Horror
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Jobard, Porter for Love
1911·Comedy
3.5
Jobard, Shy Lover
1911·Comedy
5.7
Music-Mania
1911·Comedy
5.0
Mr. Crack
1910·Comedy
6.0
Nothing Is Impossible for Man
1910·Animation
5.0
A History of Hats
1910·Animation
5.5
The Persistent Salesman
1910·Comedy
4.0
The Four Little Tailors
1910·Romance
5.0
The Mysterious Fine Arts
1910·Animation
5.5
Art's Infancy
1910·Animation
5.6
The Twelve Labors of Hercules
1910·Adventure
5.5
Petit Faust
1910·Animation
6.0
The Neo-Impressionist Painter
1910·Animation
6.2
The Faithful Furniture
1910·Comedy
5.6
The Waiter's Dream
1910·Animation
5.5
Petit Chantecler
1910·Animation